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HANDBOOK

Planning guide
ABB UPS systems (IEC)

Planning guide for ABB UPS

systems (IEC)
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Table of contents
01. Welcome to ABB’s UPS planning guide 4
02. About us 5
03. Error-free-planning of UPS systems 6
3.1 Planning 6
3.2 Installation instructions for UPS systems 8
3.3 Maintenance 10
04. Selectivity in UPS networks 11
4.1 Introduction 11
4.2 Double conversion UPS topology 12
4.3 UPS modes of operation 13
4.4 Sizing considerations 14
4.5 ABB UPS building blocks 16
4.6 DC breaker selection 17
05. ABB’s modular UPS design 18
06. Choose the right power protection solution 22
07. Planning guide - product specific information 24
7.1 DPA UPScale ST 24
7.2 DPA 250 S4 37
7.3 DPA 500 43
7.4 MegaFlex DPA 49
7.5 PowerLine DPA 55
7.6 SG Series IEC 68
7.7 PowerScale 33 78
7.8 PowerWave 33 85
7.9 PowerValue 11LI Up 97
7.10 PowerValue 11LI Pro 99
7.11 PowerValue 11T G2 101
7.12 PowerValue 11 RT G2 105
7.13 PowerValue 11 / 31 T 109
08. Tested and trusted 113
09. Xtra VFI 114
10. Grid support services - PowerExchanger 115
11. Battery cabinets and accessories 116
12. ABB Ability™ SmartTracker 120
13. Connectivity solutions 121
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01. Welcome to ABB’s UPS planning guide
ABB has a standalone or modular UPS for every
size of application in every conceivable context –
from the most humble server room to the largest
data center or for factory, office, transportation,
oil & gas, or marine settings.
With such a variety of products available, it is
good to have a comprehensive handbook to lead
you to the UPS solution that is exactly right for
you. This is that handbook.
In these pages, you will find information on the
basic types of ABB UPS and their technical details.
You can find out if you need a single-phase or three-
phase UPS. What the advantages are of ABB’s
patented modular architecture. Which battery
systems are best for which job. What UPS topology
suits your application best. And which accessories
further improve your UPS’s performance and make
it even more convenient to use.
Of course, you can always turn to your local
ABB UPS experts for further information or
advice.
Once you know which ABB UPS is just right for
you, this guide provides step-by-step
instructions to ensure error-free sizing, planning,
installation and commissioning of your ABB
power protection equipment.
Furthermore, you will learn what maintenance and
service strategies are best for you – what is
simple to maintain yourself and when it is best to
benefit from the experience of our global network
of expert service engineers. ABB’s top-class
service team makes sure you get the very best out
of your UPS throughout its entire lifecycle.
No matter the size of your application or its
environment, this Planning guide for ABB UPS
systems gives you all the information you need to
get the very best power protection available.
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02. About us
The ABB Power Protection product group was
formed from the combination of the ABB prod-
uct lines: UPS, Power Solutions and Power Con-
ditioning. These three strands of technology
each have their own history and each ultimately
has as a background ABB’s vast experience in
electrical engineering that stretches back
over a century.
From the very start, ABB was a UPS innovator and
by 1994 had designed, manufactured and
launched its first generation of three-phase,
transformerless standalone UPS.
Further innovation followed and the UPS product
portfolio grew through several generations to
cover three-phase applications and ever-higher
powers.
In 1998, the first generation of modular UPSs was
introduced. A modular UPS delivers total flexibil-
ity and availability as well as a low total cost of
ownership. ABB’s patented decentralized parallel
architecture – DPA, the foundation of the modular
approach – has proven to be a runaway success
with customers.
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Over the past two decades, ABB’s UPS offering has
become more comprehensive and diverse via or-
ganic growth and acquisitions. One significant ac-
quisition was that of GE Industrial Solutions (GEIS),
GE’s global electrification solutions business, with
its large installed base, in 2018. GEIS was the cradle
of electrification, reflecting ABB’s century-plus ex-
perience in the same field and the product portfo-
lios of the two companies are highly complemen-
tary. Today, ABB’s UPS offering covers most
application requirements, especially those of the
demanding data center industry.
ABB are at the forefront of power protection tech-
nology and the company’s UPS portfolio comple-
ments the rest of ABB’s Power Protection offering
to give a unique line-up of UPS, power condition-
ing and power switching products that deliver
end-to-end solutions to all kinds of power quality
issues in almost every conceivable commercial
and industrial situation. An expanding team of lo-
cal business units and channel partners complete
the line-up to position ABB for further growth in
the global UPS and power protection market.
In a world that is becoming ever more competitive,
ABB’s UPS products make power protection sim-
ple, energy-efficient and always available.
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03. Error-free-planning of UPS systems
Factors outlining the key design
considerations to take into account when
planning a UPS system

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3.1 Planning

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3.1.1 Determine the power requirement of the UPS

• Power consumption of the connected

consumers based on their documentation or
device plates - better: carry out current
measurements / power measurements during
operation.

• The maximum load of the UPS should not

exceed approx. 80 – 90 percent of the UPS
output capacity.

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3.1.2 Take inrush / input surge current into account

• Copiers, laser printers, etc. have high inrush

currents

• Consumers can have different power factors

• Asymmetrical load distribution

• Starting currents from motors (eg, smoke

extraction systems, elevators, etc.)
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3.1.3 Define the battery autonomy time

The autonomy time (battery capacity) must be

sufficient so that:
• Safety regulations can be met (elevator /
emergency lighting systems, etc.)

• Computers can be shut down without data loss.

• Work processes can be completed.

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3.1.4 Fault messages and remote monitoring of the UPS

• Where should which faults be reported?

• Should the messages be sent with the help of an

SNMP adapter via email, SMS, SNMP traps or
bus system (BMS)?

• Should permanent remote monitoring take

place?

• Are additional optical and acoustic reporting

systems required?

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3.1.5 Choosing the right UPS topology

Here, planners and users have to consider the

UPS classifications described in the chapter
"Selectivity in UPS networks" of this handbook.
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3.2 Installation instructions for UPS systems
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3.2.1 General introduction
• The installation site of UPS and battery systems
should be selected so that the manufacturer's
specifications and the relevant safety
guidelines are observed.
• Important parameters are:
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3.2.2 Ventilation and cooling
• Depending on the type of UPS, approx. 5 – 7
percent of the nominal power is converted into
heat and must be dissipated.
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3.2.3 Installation conditions
FI circuit breaker
We advise against the use of a residual current
circuit breaker BEFORE the UPS, especially so as
not to compromise the envisaged protection
concept. In our many years of experience, this
always leads to problems. This is where the special
operating characteristics of UPS systems and the
nature of the supply network come into play.
If a FI circuit breaker is required, it should be
installed in the sub-distribution behind the UPS
(output to the consumers).
Choice of consumer protection
A distinction must be made between mains
operation (feed-in available) and battery operation
(mains failure).
Humidity, ambient temperature, exposure to dust
and dirt, as well as the installation altitude above
sea level. Furthermore, UPS systems may only be
operated in a non-aggressive environment.
• In principle, for every UPS battery, ventilation
and cooling must be provided on site. The
relevant standard (EN 50272-2) describes the
required amount of circulating air and how large
outlet and inlet openings must be. This applies
to both sealed, maintenance-free and valve-
regulated batteries. Room ventilation is required
to prevent the formation of explosive gases.
Mains operation: Here, the consumer is supplied
via the inverter. In the event of a short circuit, the
static bypass switch switches to the bypass and
the output fuse can be triggered by the short-
circuit current (Isc) of the supplying network.
Battery operation: Here, the consumer is supplied
by the battery and the UPS cannot switch to the
bypass due to the lack of a network (mains failure).
The maximum output current is determined by the
current limitation of the inverter.
Thus, the maximum protection provided is
determined by the maximum level and duration of
the short-circuit current, which is limited by the
inverter. If the fuses are oversized, this can lead to
the UPS being switched off for safety reasons.
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Separate feed bypass (dual feed / separate feed) For TN-S systems, no four-pole input switches or
If the rectifier input and the bypass input are to isolating switches should be used. If you then use
be wired separately, then the following must be a four-pole switch, you must be aware that when
considered: the switch is open, the UPS and all downstream
• The feeding network must be the same for both devices have no defined reference to protective
since the neutral conductor in the UPS is earth (floating star point).
connected through and, therefore, different
networks must not be used. Corresponding exceptions apply to small single-
phase UPS systems (which are supplied via
• Furthermore, the UPS detects the bypass input
Schuko plugs).
and in the event of an error (if there is no
voltage), would not switch to the bypass but
switch off. This means that the load at the
output is no longer supplied with voltage!
(eg, an emergency power supply on bypass
feed, when the emergency power supply is out
of service, there is no voltage at the bypass.)

• The input-side neutral conductor is required to

operate the UPS.

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3.2.4 Environmental conditions

UPS system: Battery system:

Temperature: 0 ... + 40 ° C / Relative humidity: max. Temperature: + 15… + 20 ° C / Relative humidity:
≤ 95 percent (non-condensing) max. ≤ 95 percent (non-condensing)

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3.2.5 Local conditions

• UPS systems with integrated batteries or

separate battery systems often represent
higher floor loading than anticipated in the
original room planning.

• Consider point and area loads.

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3.2.6 Bring In / Bring Out

The locations for accommodating the UPS and
battery system should be planned in such a way
that the system can be easily installed or removed
at a later point in time.
• Are the transport routes wide and high enough
(corridors, doors, etc.)
• Are there appropriate elevators or goods lifts
available?

Please note, for example: • Do stairs or landings have to be negotiated

• Are the transport routes accessible with a pallet (possibly with special aids)?
truck or the like?
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3.3 Maintenance
To ensure the operational safety of the UPS over a
long period, maintenance should also be carried
out by the manufacturer or a company that has
been certified and authorized by the
manufacturer.
In principle, the UPS system should be serviced
once a year. Then, among other things,
the following work should be carried out
• Cleaning the system.
• Check and, if necessary, replace the fans.
• Check the settings and alarm values.
• Check the battery system (measurements,
charge-discharge cycle, etc.)
• Software and hardware updates
(if necessary).
• Check the environmental parameters
• Other work specified by the manufacturer.
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04. Selectivity in UPS networks
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4.1 Introduction
As the world moves ever more online and
digitalizes, the requirement for safe, reliable and
easily accessible data storage has risen
exponentially. This situation has led to an
astonishing growth in the number and size of
data centers. The vast collections of servers and
storage devices housed in data centers contain
an immense amount of critical data used by
banks, commerce, healthcare and governments,
and a whole host of industries, including the
many rapidly growing socially oriented sites.
Data storage facilities are driven by economies of
scale, which has resulted in a trend toward
massive, single-location data centers. These
power-hungry sites consume significant amounts
of power – often well into the tens of megawatts
– and rely on a power supply quality much better
than can be provided by the public grid.
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Downtime in these critical facilities is simply not
tolerable. This necessity creates a demand for
extremely reliable power protection designs.
Because power usage effectiveness (PUE) and
operating expense are the top priorities of data
center providers, the challenge becomes one of
reconciling ultra-reliable designs with system
efficiency and low maintenance costs.
ABB has a portfolio of coordinated low-voltage
and medium-voltage solutions that deliver
industry-leading power protection to all sizes of
data center. These solutions not only clean up the
grid power going to the data center’s critical
loads but also ensure the very best reliability,
availability and ease of maintenance.
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4.2 Double conversion UPS topology
— There are three main configurations of UPS
01 Figure 1: Simplified
diagram of Double systems available in the market depending on
Conversion UPS. application requirements.
- Standby UPS
• Line-interactive UPS
• Double conversion UPS
Protection philosophy needs to be designed
depending on the chosen type of UPS
configuration. We will focus on the low voltage
double conversion UPS as it is the most commonly
used configuration in data centers globally.
Double conversion UPS (as the name itself
indicates, conversion is twice – AC to DC and DC
to AC), which guarantees total isolation through
the DC bus between the output of the UPS system
connected to the loads and the input that may
include power quality problems.
In this configuration, the UPS might have a
possibility of accepting three different sources of
power:
1. The first source is from the utility which acts as
a main power source and supplies power to the
battery charging source in addition to power to
the load through the rectifier/ inverter
combination.
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2. The second source is the battery itself which
provides power instantaneously during any
transient event at the input side and provides
bridging time till the generator starts (usually
in the range of minutes).
3. The third source is a generator which provides
backup during outages (usually in the range of
hours).
Static bypass switch supply power to the load
normally during eco-mode, and during abnormal
conditions such as short circuit or temporary
overload situations.
When temporary overloading is required due to
the nature of loads, the power supply is
guaranteed to the load from the network through
a static bypass switch which will exclude the UPS
during this phase.
Knowing the different sources of power and
UPS’s operating modes is imperative to
dimension and implement the right protection
scheme along with selecting the right protection
devices.
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4.3 UPS modes of operation

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The UPS’s main function is to provide clean and
01 Figure 2: Current
paths during normal continuous power to the downstream loads. If the
operation of Double
UPS cannot provide clean energy or an adequate
Conversion UPS.
voltage level, as per IEC 62040-3, the UPS will
transfer the load to the static bypass switch.
A UPS represents an additional power source in
the electrical network that has its own behavior/
characteristics, which needs to be taken into
consideration during system and protection
design.

In a normal operation, the UPS supplies the load

from either:
1. The utility (or Generator) through the rectifier
in path 1 in Figure 2.
2. The utility (or Generator) through the static
bypass switch to minimize losses (Eco-mode),
as shown in path 2 in Figure 2
3. Through the battery in the case of a utility
outage till the generator comes online,
as shown in path 3 in Figure 2

The UPS inverter capability on current delivery for

downstream short circuits is limited to 2-3 times
of its rated current value, while the static bypass
switch is often dimensioned to carry at least
10 times of the UPS rated current for a period of
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During downstream load faults, the load circuit

breaker is required to clear the fault as fast as
possible to restore the voltage on the output bus
and stay within the ITIC requirements of other
connected IT loads.
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4.4 Sizing considerations
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The circuit breaker selection needs to take into
01 Figure 3: Example of
a downstream fault consideration factors based on the location of
the breaker in the circuit.
Below are a few factors to support the UPS
network design and component selection.
The UPS input breaker (QA1) shall consider:
- The UPS rated power and overload
characteristics.
- The battery charging current.
- Must withstand the prospective short
circuit from the most powerful of sources
(utility transformer).
- Must trip the prospective short circuit
delivered by the least powerful of sources
(typically the generator).
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The static bypass switch input breaker (QA2)
shall consider:
- The same rules for short circuit withstand for
QA1 in relation to different power sources
apply as well to QA2
- Shall withstand the simultaneous energizing
of all loads.
- Shall limit the let-throw energy below the
thyristor I2t value.
Downstream Load breakers (QA3)
- The breakers shall be sized for the load needs
and to trip and clear short circuits as fast as
possible.
- The breakers should be selective with the
upstream circuit breakers (will be discussed in
the next section).
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Selectivity is defined in IEC 60947-2 “Low voltage
01 Figure 4: Extract
of the selectivity Equipment – part 2: Circuit breakers”, and we can
tables for S800B MCBs
accordingly explain it as the selectivity during a
downstream and
Tmax XT2 upstream. fault between two protection devices (i.e., circuit
breakers) connected in a series, where the
protection device closer to the fault would trip
without tripping the upstream protection devices.
This is mainly achieved to isolate the fault and
maintain the supply for other circuits that are not
directly connected to the fault, and if selectivity
is not achieved between circuit breakers, the
purpose of installing an expensive UPS system is
defeated.
There are two types of selectivity: “Total
selectivity”, where the selectivity is achieved for all
the short circuit current values up to the maximum
capacity of the downstream breaker, and “Partial
selectivity”, which is achieved only up to a certain
level before the upstream breaker trips.
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Now, let’s take an example assuming a downstream
fault. As shown in Figure 3 (previous page), the UPS
will be transferred to a static transfer switch to
supply the fault current as explained earlier. It is
required that you trip the QA3 circuit breaker and
isolate the faulty section before tripping QA2 and
dropping the entire load supplied by the UPS. It is
also important to isolate the fault as quickly as
possible to restore the output voltage for the load
bus supplied by UPS.
ABB provides selectivity tables through the SOC
tool to define the selectivity between its different
products, as shown in the Figure 4 extract. Here,
for example, if the load downstream was
protected by a MCB S803 B 63, the upstream
breaker could be Tmax XT2 100 A, which provides
partial selectivity up to 4.5 kA only, or 160A, which
provides total selectivity.
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4.5 ABB UPS building blocks

— ABB has created standard building blocks for data Below are table examples for such building blocks
01 Table 1: Extract
of the selectivity centers to speed up the design phase, taking into for two of ABB’s commonly used UPS systems in
tables for S800B MCBs consideration the related breaker sizing Data Center environments to protect IT loads.
downstream and
Tmax XT2 upstream. considerations and selectivity based on the UPS,
and bypass characteristics for different UPS
power ratings, including maximum input current,
overload capability, short circuit, and selectivity.

DPA 250 S4
UPS Size Upstream breaker (Bypass) Upstream breaker (Rectifier) Downstream breaker
Module UPS rated CB Type & Selectivity CB Type & Selectivity CB Type & Selectivity
power
1 50 kW XT3 TMD 200A or Total XT1 TMD 160A Total S203 B25 A Up to 0.6 kA
XT2 ELT 100 A
2 100 kW XT3 TM 200A or Total XT3 TM 200A Total S203 B25 A Up to 1.75 kA
XT4 ELT 250 A
3 150 kW XT5 320 A Total XT5 320 A Total S203 B63 A Up to 2.5 kA
4 200 kW XT5 400 A Total XT5 400 A Total S203 B63 A Up to 4.2 kA
5 250 kW XT5 630 A Total XT5 630 A Total S203 B63 A Up to 6.8 kA
6 300 kW XT5 630 A Total XT5 630 A Total S203 B63 A Total

PowerWave 33 S3
Upstream Breaker Downstream breaker
UPS rated CB Type & Selectivity CB Type Selectivity with Altrenative downstream
power [kW] upstream bypass breaker
60 XT1 TMD 160 A or Total S203M B 40A Up to 8.5 kA Total with S803 B 16A /
XT2 ELT 100 A S203 B 16A
80 XT2 ELT 160 A Total S803 B 63A Up to 28.5 kA Total with S803 B 32A /
S203 B 40A
100 XT3 TMD 200 A or Total S803 B 50A or S203M B 50A Total
XT4 ELT 250 A
120 XT5 TMA / ELT 400 A Total S803 B 630A or S203M B 63 A Total
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4.6 DC breaker selection

Are you searching for a way to protect the UPS's battery cabinet? This tool will also guide you
through the selection of a DC breaker, which is fundamental to protect the battery cabinet in
case of a fault in between the cabinet and the inverter inside the UPS.

— The Energy storage connected to a UPS consists of Notes for sizing

01 Table 2: Extract
of the selectivity battery strings in parallel. Each string has its own
tables for S800B MCBs disconnection/protection method, such as switch
downstream and
Tmax XT2 upstream. disconnector, MCB, MCCB or a fuse, depending on
its rating. The parallel strings are then connected
to the UPS either through a switch disconnector
(if the protection was already provided by a fuse or
circuit breaker on a string level), or a DC circuit
breaker to provide DC protection in the paralleling
switchgear at the point of UPS connection. The DC
breakers should be at least enter in either DC-21 or
DC-22 categories and should provide bi-directional
power flow capability.
To quickly isolate the DC side of the UPS in case of
an electrical fault and avoid affecting the reliability
and integrity of the Data Center electrical
infrastructure, ABB has a wide range of solution
blocks for the UPS's DC section, based on the
below notes for sizing.
• DC side isolated from ground
• Maximum breaking capacity to be selected
according to the prospective short circuit
current for different installation
• Circuit breaker size has been selected
considering maximum voltage and maximum
discharge current
• Probability of fault occurring between the
batteries and DC circuit breaker is not
considered, and the circuit breaker shall be
installed as close as possible to the batteries.
• Ambient temperature up to +40°C
• Maximum discharge current refers to 1.7V/cell
as battery cut off voltage
• Always refer to UPS technical data sheets for
details on number of blocks vs autonomy and
temperature

DPA 250 S4
12V Maximum
UPS rated UPS Battery blocks Battery float Max. Battery min. discharge
power [kW] number of poles per string [Vdc] voltage [Vdc] current [A] Circuit Breaker
50 2 or 3 40 - 50 675 396 130 T4 250 TMA 200
100 2 or 3 40 - 50 675 396 261 T5 400 TMA 320
150 2 or 3 40 - 50 675 396 391 T5 400 TMA 400
200 2 or 3 40 - 50 675 396 521 T6 630 TMA 630
250 2 or 3 40 - 50 675 396 652 T6 800 TMA 800
300 2 or 3 40 - 50 675 396 782 T6 800 TMA 800

PowerWave 33 S3
12V Maximum
UPS rated UPS Battery blocks Battery float Max. Battery min. discharge
power [kW] number of poles per string [Vdc] voltage [Vdc] current [A] Circuit Breaker
60 2 42 - 48 648 415.8 149 T4 250 TMA 160
80 2 42 - 48 648 415.8 199 T4 250 TMA 200
100 2 42 - 48 648 415.8 248 T4 250 TMA 250
120 2 42 - 48 648 415.8 298 T5 400 TMA 320
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05. ABB’s modular UPS design
Ensuring high availability and
best-in-class power technology
— ABB’s approach to modular power protection
01 In DPA, each
UPS module has all Despite all the precautions taken during the
the hardware and design and operation of data centers and related
software it needs for
autonomous operation. control processes, situations can arise in which
external power is compromised – either in terms
of quality or availability. Such events could result
in data loss, nonavailability of essential services,
risk to hardware and very high financial losses.
This makes a highly dependable UPS mission-
critical. Therefore, the most critical loads should
be protected by the very best UPS design –
Decentralized Parallel Architecture (DPA™).
ABB, a pioneer and leader in large, modular UPSs,
provides a full range of modular DPA power
protection products as well a standalone
solutions. In the following four pages, we will
focus on our approach to modular power
protection and describe how these modular
solutions can help ensure a supply of clean,
reliable power to the customer’s application.
Some modular UPS systems with a centralized
parallel architecture (CPA) have centralized
control or hardware. This renders them very
vulnerable should a fault occur on one of these
centralized components; one fault can bring
down the entire UPS system.
With DPA, on the other hand, the UPS is
modularized and each module has all the
hardware and software needed for autonomous
operation – rectifier, inverter, battery converter,
static bypass switch, back-feed protection,
control logic, display, and mimic diagram for
monitoring and control. With all the critical
components duplicated and distributed between
individual units, potential single points of failure
are eliminated. In the unlikely event of one UPS
module failing, the failed module will be
automatically isolated and the overall system
will continue to operate normally.

DPA architecture Modular UPS with no common components

Rectifier Key benefits
Bypass (Decentralized Parallel Architecture)
input input
• Distributed control and power
Main unit Control logic Bypass
• No single point of failure
Display
Rectifier
input
• Independent online swappable modules input

In DPA, each
Power UPS module contains all the hardware
module UPS module Control logic
display
and software required for full UPS system
operation. Modules share no common components
and each module is a fully functional UPS, so a
Power module UPS module Control logic
DPA parallel system offers extremely high system display

reliability and uptime is maximized. UPS modules

can be paralleled to provide redundancy or to
increasePower
the system’s
module total capacity. Output to the UPS module Control logic Output to the
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critical load critical load
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— Online swappable modules (OSM)
01 Vertical scalability:
one to five modules in Key benefits
one single cabinet. • Replace or add modules with no downtime
Horizontal scalability:
cabinets in parallel • Simple power upgrade
configuration up to 3 MW • No downtime during maintenance
True “online-swap” modularity enables the safe
removal and insertion of UPS modules without
risk to the critical load and without the need to
either transfer it onto raw mains or remove power
from it. Modules can therefore be replaced or
added without any system downtime. It is simple
to upgrade power capability as critical load
power requirements grow. Additionally, modules
can easily be removed for service or replaced if
faulty, without compromising the availability of
the system. Only a truly redundant architecture
like DPA allows online modules to be swapped out
while the system is running.
This unique aspect of modularity directly
addresses continuous uptime requirements,
significantly reduces mean time to repair (MTTR),
reduces inventory levels of spare parts and
simplifies system upgrades. This approach pays
off too when it comes to serviceability and
availability, as there is no downtime and the
service personnel do not need special skills.
Scalability up to 3 MW
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Scalability
Key benefits
• Vertical and horizontal scalability
• Cost-effective “rightsizing”
• Easy configuration and reconfiguration
The ability to scale the system means the UPS
can be sized exactly to fit prevailing needs and
modules can simply be added as requirements
grow. This means that you only power, cable and
cool what you need.
The DPA 500, for example, allows five 100 kW
modules to be mounted in one cabinet and six
cabinets to be configured in parallel to provide a
top rating of 3 MW. Power consumption is the
topic of greatest concern for data center
operators and the energy savings made by this
modular approach over the service life time of the
UPS are substantial. Human error is reduced too:
Because things are so simple, wiring errors are
eliminated, and configuration and
reconfiguration are child’s play.
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ABB’s modular UPS design
Ensuring high availability and low total cost
of ownership

Availability Low total cost of ownership

Key benefits Key benefits
• 99.9999% (6 nines) availability • Over 97% true online efficiency
• Eco-mode efficiency ≥99%
By combining the benefits of Decentralized • Cost-effective scalability to “right size” system
Parallel Architecture, parallel redundancy and • Low service costs
online swap modularity, ABB’s UPSs have a high
mean time between failure (MTBF) and a low The modularity and scalability described help
mean time to repair (MTTR). This delivers six minimize the cost of ownership, but costs are
nines availability – a highly desirable quality held down too by implementing designs that have
required by data centers in pursuit of zero best-in-class energy efficiency.
downtime.
ABB’s DPA 250 S4, for example, operates with an
The surest way to increase availability of power is efficiency of over 97 percent. Its efficiency curve
to introduce redundancy to the UPS system and is very flat so there are significant savings in
to minimize its maintenance and repair time. every working regime. Further energy savings
MTBF and MTTR are common parameters in the can be made by operating the UPS in eco-mode,
UPS industry and both impact system availability. which increases the efficiency to ≥99 percent.
Availability is formally defined as:
MTBF / (MTBF +MTTR) × 100%
Online double conversion efficiency
The modular DPA concept allows the modules to
Efficiency
work as one system but without
100%
interdependence. Quick and simple repair by Eco-mode
98%
swapping modules, which can be held as spares
96%
on-site or at a nearby service center, minimizes 94%
the system’s MTTR. 92%
90%
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
Load
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01 Example of a
changing (increasing) load, eliminating the need to oversize the UPS
load up to 120 kW upfront.
in 4 years.
­­ —
02 Vertical modularity kW
minimizes space Standalone solution
kW
180
requirements and 2 × 60 kW (N +1) UPS until year 1
maximizes predictability 180 3 × 60 kW (N +1) UPS years 1–4
160
of future space
requirements. In Oversized capacity = saving potential
140
160
the example shown,
2 m 2 is saved.
Oversized capacity
120
140 Oversized capacity = saving potential
100 Modular solution
120 20 kW UPS modules can be added or removed
80
at any time according to the actual need.
100
60

4080 Typical 4-year-load curve of a medium-sized

data center
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4
— 60
01

40
Modularity lends itself well to keeping UPS Total footprint
Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 1.11 m2
footprint small, too – ideal for data centers,
Total footprint 3.2 m2 Clearance
where real estate can be restricted and expensive. 0.16 m2
A modular UPS rack has a small footprint and
when extra modules are added, no extra floor UPS UPS UPS
space is taken up. 0.7 m2 0.7 m2 0.4 m2

But the advantages of DPA modularity go further

as installation and servicing costs are also kept
Clearance 1m Clearance
low: A straightforward modular concept simplifies 0.55 m2 1.8 m2
and speeds every step of the deployment process
– from planning, through installation and
commissioning to full use. DPA modularity also Traditional 2×180 kW (2N) Modular up to
180 kW (N+1)
reduces costs as service engineers need less —
training and spend less time on-site, and any risks 02
of data or production loss are minimized.
Inventory levels of spare parts are reduced.

Highly dependable UPSs are mission-critical for

many parts of industry. DPA delivers unmatched
UPS availability and serviceability, scalability,
flexibility and low energy usage.

There are no better UPS architectures available

to those users whose critical electrical loads
represent a valuable commercial asset that
must be kept powered at all costs.
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06. Choose the right power
protection solution

At the core of our business is a technically advanced
product portfolio of high-quality and reliable
three-phase and single-phase transformerless
uninterruptible power supplies. All our UPSs provide
online double conversion topology and are
designed for continuous power protection of
critical equipment against all power problems:
power failure, power sag, power surge,
undervoltage, overvoltage, switching transient, line
noise, frequency variation and harmonic distortion.

ABB’s modular UPSs

UPS cabinet rated power

kVA

1500
1400
1300
1200
1100
1000
750
500
400
300
250
200
160
120
100
80
60
50
40
30
20
10

Product DPA UPScale ST DPA UPScale RI DPA 250 S4 DPA 500 MegaFlex DPA PowerLine DPA

Parallelable Up to 20 modules – Up to 5 units Up to 6 units Up to 24 modules Up to 30 modules

System power 400 kW 80 kW 1500 kW 3000 kW 6000 kW 120 kVA
Network, server Network, server Data center and Data center and Data center and Industrial
Application and storage and storage facility facility health care applications
Three-phase Three-phase and
Three-phase modular UPS (rack- Three-phase Three-phase Three-phase single-phase
UPS type modular UPS independent) modular UPS modular UPS modular UPS modular UPS
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ABB’s standalone UPSs

UPS cabinet rated power

kVA

1200
1100
1000
900
800
700
600
500
400
300
250
200
160
120
100
80
60
50
40
30
20
10

Product PowerValue LI PowerValue PowerValue PowerValue PowerScale 33 PowerWave 33 SG Series IEC

11T G2 11 RT G2 11 / 31 T

Parallelable - Up to 3 units Up to 3 units Up to 4 units Up to 20 units Up to 10 units Up to 6 units

System power Up to 1400 W Up to 30 kW Up to 30 kW 80 kVA 1000 kVA 5000 kW 500 kVA
Industrial
Workstation and Workstation and Workstation and Workstation and Network, server Data center applications
Application home office home office home office home office and storage and facility and facility
Single-phase rack
Single-phase Single-phase or tower Single-phase Three-phase Three-phase Three-phase
UPS type standalone tower standalone tower convertible standalone tower standalone tower standalone tower standalone tower
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07. Planning guide - product specific
information

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7.1 DPA UPScale ST
The modular UPS designed for low and medium power applications

Up to 10 UPS DPA modules

System display

Slot for optional SNMP card

RS-232 serial interface

Customer inputs and potential-free outputs

Maintenance bypass switch

AC I/O terminals and DC battery terminals

Parallel interface card

ABB’s DPA UPScale ST is available for high density
applications requiring an all-in-one power protec-
tion solution that includes frame, UPS, battery
and communications. The solution delivers power
protection from 10 kW to 200 kW in 10 kW or 20 kW
modular steps. For a continuously growing mid-
sized infrastructure, DPA UPScale ST can be paral-
leled horizontally to increase the capacity up to
400 kW. This fully scalable and easily maintained
UPS gives you unparalleled uptime and energy ef-
ficiency.

99.9999% (6 nines) availability All-in-one solution

• Decentralized Parallel Architecture • Power range from 10 kW to 200 kW in a
• No single points of failure single frame
• Redundant capacity (N+1) per frame • Internal batteries for short autonomies and
• Replace or add modules with no downtime external battery cabinets for long autonomies
• Short mean time to repair • User-friendly interface per module and
system level
Low total cost of ownership • Remote control and monitoring options avail-
• Up to 96% true online efficiency able
• Eco-mode efficiency ≥98%
• Unity power factor (kW = kVA) Efficient service concept
• Low input harmonic distortion (THDi <3%) • Simple power upgrade
• Small footprint / high power density (472 kW/m2) • Fast maintenance
• Full front access
• Reduced spare parts needed
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DPA UPScale ST
Product features

Full vertical and horizontal scalability Input power source

The DPA UPScale ST’s modular design provides a

vertical scalable power system from 10 kW up to
200 kW (180 kW N +1) in a single cabinet in 10 kW or
20 kW modular steps. For a continuously growing
mid-size infrastructure, the DPA UPScale ST sys-
tem can be paralleled horizontally to increase the
capacity up to 400 kW. The ability to increment
the power as the critical load grows optimizes the
operating efficiency and reduce
the initial cost for installations.

Output to critical load

Cabinet type ST40 ST60 ST80 ST120 ST200

Number of modules per cabinet 1 to 2 1 to 3 1 to 4 1 to 6 1 to 10
Parallel frames per system 4 4 4 3 2
Max. number of modules per system 8 12 16 18 20
Max. total system capacity w /o redundancy 160 kW 240 kW 320 kW 360 kW 400 kW

The ideal solution for small- to medium-sized
critical power IT applications
The DPA UPScale ST can be deployed in a variety
of small- to medium-sized system architectures.
In addition to traditional server load applications,
the DPA UPScale ST is ideal to protect critical ap-
plications such as building management systems
(BMS). Large facilities are often provided with
BMS to control and monitor the building’s me-
chanical and electrical systems such as ventila-
tion, lighting, fire alarms and security.
The BMS is designed to create and maintain a
safe, productive and comfortable environment,
thus increasing operational efficiency, decreasing
the energy consumption and ensuring the safety
of personnel and equipment.
The DPA UPScale ST offers clean backup power
for sensitive electronic devices (controllers, I/O
devices and user interfaces) designed to monitor
and control the infrastructure thus avoiding loss
of data or damage to equipment.

Utility mains
Web server
User Interface 1 User Interface 2

Programmable Programmable
logic controller 1 logic controller 2

Central plant Security Lighting BACent

controller controller controller device Clean power
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DPA UPScale ST
Available models

Cabinet type ST40 ST60

Number of modules 1 to 2 1 to 3
Dimension w × h × d 549 x 1133 x 773 mm 549 x 1976 x 774 mm
Internal battery capacity Up to 80 blocks 7 / 9 Ah Up to 240 blocks 7 / 9 Ah

Cabinet type ST80 ST120 ST200

Number of modules 1 to 4 1 to 6 1 to 10
Dimension w × h × d 549 x 1133 x 773 mm 549 x 1976 x 774 mm 549 x 1976 x 767 mm
Internal battery capacity – – –

UPS cabinet configuration Options

• Up to ten online double conversion UPS mod-
ules
• LCD control panel per module
• Input, bypass and battery protection fuses
• Manual bypass switch
• Single- and dual-input feed available
• Free space to place internal batteries
(only ST40 / ST60)
• Parallel system configuration
• Integrated back-feed protection
• Cold start
• Halogen-free cabling
• Internal batteries (only ST40 / ST60)
• Battery temperature sensor
• Remote panel (graphical touch screen display)
• System display (graphical touch screen display)
• Control and monitoring
(ModBus RS-485, ModBus TCP/IP, SNMP)
• External battery cabinets
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DPA UPScale ST
Technical specification

General data ST40 ST60 ST80 ST120 ST200

System power range 10–400 kW
Nominal power per module 10 kW / 20 kW
Nominal power / frame 40 kW 60 kW 80 kW 120 kW 200 kW
Number of UPS modules 1 to 2 1 to 3 1 to 4 1 to 6 1 to 10
Max. number of inbuilt batteries (7 / 9 Ah) 80 240 – – –
Output power factor 1.0
Topology Online double conversion
Parallel configuration Up to 20 modules (up to 4 frames)
UPS type Modular (Decentralized Parallel Architecture)
Input
Nominal input voltage 3× 380 / 220 V + N, 3× 400 / 230 V + N, 3× 415 / 240 V + N
Voltage tolerance
(referred to 3× 400 / 230 V) For loads <100% (−20%, +15%), <80% (−25%, +15%), <60% (−35%, +15%)
Input distortion THDi ≤3%
Frequency 35 –70 Hz
Power factor 0.99
Output
Rated output voltage 3× 380 / 220 V + N, 3× 400 / 230 V + N, 3× 415 / 240 V + N
Voltage distortion
(referred to 3 × 400 / 230 V) <1.5%
Frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Overload capability 1 min.: up to 150% / 10 min.: up to 125%
Unbalanced load 100% (all three phases regulated independently)
Crest factor 3 : 1 (load supported)
Efficiency
Overall efficiency Up to 96%
In eco-mode configuration 98%
Environment
Storage temperature −25 °C to +70 °C
Operating temperature 0 °C to +40 °C
Altitude configuration 1000 m without derating
Communications
LCD Yes (per module); system display optional (graphical touch screen display)
LEDs LED for notification and alarm
Communication ports USB, RS-232, SNMP slot, potential-free contacts
Standards
Safety IEC / EN 62040-1
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) IEC / EN 62040-2
Performance IEC / EN 62040-3
Product certification CE
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS18001
Weight, dimensions
Weight (with modules / without batteries) Up to 135 kg Up to 238 kg Up to 168 kg Up to 262 kg Up to 389 kg
Dimensions w × h × d (mm) 549 x 1133 x 773 549 x 1976 x 774 549 x 1133 x 773 549 x 1976 x 774 549 x 1976 x 767
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DPA UPScale RI (rack-independent)
The modular UPS for customized
power protection solutions

DPA UPS modules

Internal battery modules 19" rack-mountable

RS-232

Customer inputs and potential-free outputs

Maintenance bypass switch

Battery breakers

Slot for optional SNMP card

The rack-independent DPA UPScale RI is one of
the most compact UPS systems on the market
that is suitable for custom-designed solutions.
Being modular and rack-mountable, it provides an
ideal system from the technical and commercial
point of view for when a flexible solution is re-
quired. The DPA UPScale RI, including UPS, bat-
tery and communication, can be integrated into
any 19" rack (independent of manufacturer) and
provides up to 80 kW (60 kW N +1) making it ideal
for integrated IT, telecom or other critical control
processes.

99.9999% (6 nines) availability Easy customization

• Decentralized Parallel Architecture • Rack-independent
• Replace or add modules with no downtime • Efficient manufacture of individual solutions
• Short mean time to repair with standard products
• No single points of failure • High local added value for system integrators

Low total cost of ownership Efficient service concept

• Up to 96% true online efficiency • Simple power upgrade
• Eco-mode efficiency ≥98% • Fast maintenance
• No single points of failure • Reduced spare parts needed
• Small footprint / high power density
• Unity power factor (kW = kVA)
• Low input harmonic distortion (THDi <3%)
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DPA UPScale RI
Available models

Subrack type RI 10 RI 20 RI 40
Number of modules 1 1 to 2 1 to 4
Dimension w × h × d 448 × 310 × 565 mm 448 × 440 × 565 mm 448 ×798 ×735 mm
Internal battery capacity – – –

Subrack type RI 11 RI 12 RI 22 RI 24
Number of modules 1 1 1 to 2 1 to 2
Dimension w × h × d 448 × 487 ×735 mm 448 × 665 ×735 mm 448 × 798 ×735 mm 448 × 1153 ×735 mm
Internal battery capacity Up to 40 blocks 7 / 9 Ah Up to 80 blocks 7 / 9 Ah Up to 80 blocks 7 / 9 Ah Up to 160 blocks 7 / 9 Ah

UPS subrack configuration Options

• Up to four online double conversion modules • Integrated back-feed protection
• Individual module display • Cold start
• Input, bypass and battery protection fuses • Halogen-free cabling
• Manual bypass switch • Conformal coating
• Single- and dual-input feed available • Internal battery modules
• Free space to place internal battery modules • Battery temperature sensor
(only for UPScale RI 11 / 12 / 22 / 24) • Remote panel (graphical touch screen display)
• Communication interfaces: RS-232 port, five in- • Control and monitoring (ModBus RS-485,
put / output dry contacts (incl. EPO and GEN On) ModBus TCP/IP, SNMP)
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DPA UPScale RI
Technical specification

General data RI10 RI11 RI12 RI20 RI22 RI24 RI40

Nominal power per module 10 kW / 20 kW
Nominal power / frame 20 kW 20 kW 20 kW 40 kW 40 kW 40 kW 80 kW
UPS modules 1 1 1 1 to 2 1 to 2 1 to 2 1 to 4
Maximum number of inbuilt
batteries (7 / 9 Ah) – 40 80 – 80 160 –
Output power factor 1.0
Topology Online double conversion
UPS type Modular (Decentralized Parallel Architecture)
Input
Nominal input voltage 3× 380 / 220 V + N, 3× 400 / 230 V + N, 3× 415 / 240 V + N
Voltage tolerance
(referred to 3× 400 / 230 V) For loads <100% (−20%, +15%), <80% (−26%, +15%), <60% (−35%, +15%)
Input distortion THDi ≤3%
Frequency 35 –70 Hz
Power factor 0.99
Output
Rated output voltage 3× 380 / 220 V + N, 3× 400 / 230 V + N, 3× 415 / 240 V + N
Voltage distortion <1.5%
Frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Overload capability 1 min.: 150% / 10 min.: 125%
Unbalanced load 100% (all three phases regulated independently)
Crest factor 3 : 1 (load supported)
Efficiency
Overall efficiency Up to 96%
In eco-mode configuration 98%
Environment
Storage temperature −25 °C to +70 °C
Operating temperature 0 °C to +40 °C
Altitude configuration 1000 m without derating
Communications
LCD Yes (per module)
LEDs LED for notification and alarm
Communication ports USB, RS-232, SNMP slot, potential-free contacts
Standards
Safety IEC / EN 62040-1
Electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC) IEC / EN 62040-2
Performance IEC / EN 62040-3
Product certification CE
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS18001
Weight, dimensions
Weight (with modules /
without batteries) Up to 39 kg Up to 62 kg Up to 78 kg Up to 68 kg Up to 109 kg Up to 136 kg Up to 136 kg
Dimensions w × h × d (mm) 488 × 310 × 565 488 × 487 × 735 488 × 665 × 735 488 × 440 × 565 488 × 798 × 735 488 × 1153 × 735 488 × 798 × 735
(7 HU) (11 HU) (15 HU) (10 HU) (18 HU) (26 HU) (18 HU)
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Three-phase modular UPS systems
Planning guide DPA UPScale ST and DPA UPScale RI

Technical data
Cabinet UPS Mod- Max. nr. UPS Rated Maxi- Power Short Over- Over- Dimensions [mm] Weight N-bat- Max. Min.
type rated ule mod- rated input mum factor circuit load load (with teries Charge battery
power rated ules output current input capability capac- capac- mod- per current backup
[kW] power current [A] current on inverter ity on ity on ules / string power [A]
[kW] In [A] [A] for 40ms inverter inverter without [A] [A]
[Arms] 125% 150% batter-
load load ies) [kg]
10 min 1 min
ST 40 20 10 2 2x 30 33 1 87 36 44 550x1135x775 130 30-50 8 3x100
14.5
ST 40 40 20 2 58 61 67 1 131 73 87 550x1135x775 136 40-50 8 3x100
ST 60 30 10 3 43.5 46 50 1 131 54 65 550x1975x775 229 30-50 12 3x160
ST 60 60 20 3 87 91 100 1 196 109 131 550x1975x775 238 40-50 12 3x160
ST 80 40 10 4 58 61 66 1 174 73 87 550x1135x775 157 30-50 16 3x224
ST 80 80 20 4 116 122 133 1 261 145 174 550x1135x775 169 40-50 16 3x224
ST 120 60 10 6 87 91 100 1 261 109 131 550x1135x775 245 30-50 24 3x300
ST 120 120 20 6 174 182 200 1 392 218 261 550x1975x775 263 40-50 24 3x300
ST 200 100 10 10 145 152 166 1 435 181 218 550x1975x775 360 30-50 40 3x400
ST 200 200 20 10 290 304 333 1 653 363 435 550x1975x775 389 40-50 40 3x400
RI 10 10 10 1 15 15 17 1 44 18 22 448x310x565 (7HE) 39 30-50 4 3x63
RI 10 20 20 1 29 30 33 1 65 36 44 448x310x565 (7HE) 42 40-50 4 3x63
RI 11 10 10 1 15 15 17 1 44 18 22 448x487x735 (11HE) 59 30-50 4 3x63
RI 11 20 20 1 29 30 33 1 65 36 44 448x487x735 (11HE) 62 40-50 4 3x63
RI 12 10 10 1 15 15 17 1 44 18 22 448x665x735 (15HE) 75 30-50 4 3x100
RI 12 20 20 1 29 30 33 1 65 36 44 448x665x735 (15HE) 78 40-50 4 3x100
RI 20 20 10 2 29 30 33 1 87 36 44 448x440x565 (10HE) 62 30-50 8 3x100
RI 20 40 20 2 58 61 67 1 131 73 87 448x440x565 (10HE) 68 40-50 8 3x100
RI 22 20 10 2 29 30 33 1 87 36 44 448x798x735 (18HE) 103 30-50 8 3x100
RI 22 40 20 2 58 61 67 1 131 73 87 448x798x735 (18HE) 109 40-50 8 3x100
RI 24 20 10 2 29 30 33 1 87 36 44 448x1153x735 130 30-50 8 3x100
(26HE)
RI 24 40 20 2 58 61 67 1 131 73 87 448x1153x735 136 40-50 8 3x100
(26HE)
RI 40 40 10 4 58 61 66 1 174 73 87 448x798x735 (18HE) 124 30-50 16 3x224
RI 40 80 20 4 116 122 133 1 261 145 174 448x798x735 (18HE) 136 40-50 16 3x224

Modules
M 10 - 10 1 14.05 15 17 44
M 20 - 20 1 29 30 33 65 87
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Planning guide DPA UPScale ST and
DPA UPScale RI

Distances UPScale ST Spacing rack installation Spacing rack installation UPScale RI

Spacing UPScale ST Single UPS UPS with battery cabinets UPScale RI Single UPS UPS with battery cabinets
Open X Open doors
doors
X X
Cabinet UPS
UPS Z Cabinet UPS Cabinet UPS battery cabinet
Z cabinet
cabinet battery cabinet battery

Open
doors Y Open doors Y
Y
Y

ST40, UPS + Open areas X Y

ST60, Battery Minimum 200 mm 900 mm
ST80, cabinets
DPA UPScale ST S2 Cabinets ST120 ST200 in series
X Required spacing on the rear UPS UPScale RI 10 / 11 / 12 / 20 / 22 / 24 / 40
side for ventilation (ventilation
Warm air outlet Rear side view
openings for forced ventilation) 200 mm 300 mm
Accessibility from the front section for service
Y Required spacing on the front
Accessibility and maintenance
side for proper door opening 1000 mm
Recommended: 200 mm spacing clearance on
Max. opening angle of the door 115°
the rear side depending on the rack design
Spacing on top (only if no Arrangement (needed for air circulation)
spacing can be guaranteed
Cable connection From the rear side
on the sides) 400 mm

UPS UPScale ST 40 / 60 / 80 / 120 / 200

Warm air outlet Rear side view
Accessible only from the front side for service and
Accessibility maintenance
At least 200 mm (300 mm ST 200)
Clearance on the rear side (needed for air
Arrangement circulation)
Cable connection From the bottom on the front side

Maximum thermal load per UPS installation,

with non-linear load (per module)
UPScale UPScale
Modul M 10 M20
Air flow from the front to the rear
Power loss 100%
non-linear load per module
(EN 62040-1-1) W 550 W 1100 W
Cooling air flow (25 °C - 30 °C)
non-linear load per module
(EN 62040-1-1) BTU/h 1887 3754
No-load losses m3/h 150 150
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Planning guide DPA UPScale ST and
DPA UPScale RI Footprint

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01 DPA UPScale ST
40 Footprint
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02 DPA UPScale ST
60 Footprint

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01 02
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Planning guide DPA UPScale ST,
Footprint

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01 DPA UPScale ST
80 Footprint
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02 DPA UPScale ST
120 Footprint
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03 DPA UPScale ST
200 Footprint

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01

—
02 —
03
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Installation conditions DPA UPScale RI

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Air intake through
perforated door min.
50 mm spacing.
Closed door (direct rack
cooling, via side cooler or
raised floor)
min. 100 spacing.

Air intake through perforated door

Air intake raised floor

Air intake side cooler

(rack cooling)
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Installation conditions DPA UPScale RI

Air discharge cover fan unit

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Air intake through
perforated door min.
50 mm spacing.
Closed door (direct rack
cooling, via side cooler or
raised floor)
min. 100 spacing.

Air discharge through

perforated door
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7.2 DPA 250 S4
The world’s most energy-lean UPS
System display (HMI)
Maintenance bypass
switch (optional)
I/O Section
and DC wiring
The DPA 250 S4 has a high-efficiency, modular
architecture that offers best reliability for environ-
mentally conscious organizations that also need
zero downtime and low cost of ownership.
The DPA 250 S4 is specially designed for critical,
high-density computing environments such as
small- to medium-sized data centers.
High efficiency reduces total cost of ownership
• DPA 250 S4 can reduce energy losses by more
than 30 percent compared to similar products
in the market
• Thanks to three-level interleaved technology,
the DPA 250 S4 achieves an energy efficiency
of over 97 percent in a wide operating range
• Xtra VFI – double conversion mode maximizes effi-
ciency under low-load conditions
Full flexibility to meet a variety of installation
schemes
• Small installation footprint salves space
DPA 250 S4 is adaptable to different installation
schemes
• Variety of options for energy backup. including lithi-
um-ion batteries
• The DPA 250 S4’s battery charger is very powerful,
ready to support the critical load in the next outage
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50 kW UPS module
Output isolation switch
DC (battery) breakers
Connectivity section
The DPA 250 S4 sets the standard for the next de-
cade of UPS progress with advanced features such
as its transformer-free IGBT converters that fea-
ture three-level topology with interleaving con-
trols to enable market-leading efficiency of 97.6
percent for the UPS module. This high efficiency
reduces operational costs and minimizes environ-
mental impact.
Uninterruptible power – scalable from 50 kW
up to 1.5 MW
• 50 kW power in one UPS module
• 300 kW power in one UPS cabinet
• Up to five frames and up to 30 modules can be
paralleled for an amazing 1,500 kW of uninterrupt-
ible power.
• Secure ring communication ensures there is no
single point of failure in the system
Easy to operate – fast and secure to maintain
• A well-thought-out electrical and mechanical
scheme reduces scope for human error and makes
the fast and secure to maintain and service
• It takes only 10 minutes to extract a module, in-
sert it back to the system and turn it back online
• DPA 250 S4 has a very robust design and features
practical handles (e.g. mechanical stoppers to
stop the modules from sliding out too far)
• Easy of monitoring at system and module level
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DPA 250 S4
Product features

Energy saving in action Xtra VFI – double conversion mode maximizes

Featuring superior 97.6 percent UPS module effi-
ciency and 97.4 percent system efficiency, the
DPA 250 S4 reduces energy losses that create
pure costs as direct electricity spend and costs
for cooling. Thanks to three-level interleaved
technology, the DPA 250 S4 achieves an efficiency
of over 97 percent in a wide operating range,
when the load is between 25 and 75 percent of
nominal capacity.
efficiency under low-load conditions
Under operating conditions where the load is low
compared to UPS total capacity, the DPA 250 S4 can
step up the system efficiency by optimizing the
number of modules used in double conversion
mode to feed the load. In case of a load step, more
modules are switched automatically in milliseconds
to online mode to secure the critical load.

DPA 250 S4 Uninterruptible power – scalable from 50 kW up

50 kW UPS module to 1.5 MW
A benefit of a modular UPS is that capacity can be
easily scaled up or down. UPS system power can
be optimized to match the load and upgraded
easily if power demand increases. Featuring
~ = smart and secure power connectors, the DPA 250
= ~
modules can be removed, or added, while other
n = Control logic UPS modules in the system support the load in
ency when = Display double conversion mode.

Fail-safe operation for high power applications

When multiple DPA 250 S4 cabinets are con-
nected in parallel for capacities beyond 300 kW,
secure ring communication ensures system reli-
ability is maintained, and that there is no single
point of failure.

The ring communication technique loops back the

parallel communication cable from the last frame
in the system. This introduces an alternative com-
munication path in case one cable in between two
frames is disconnected for some reason.
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Available models

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01 Bottom cable
entry frame
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02 Top cable entry frame

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01 02

Cabinet type 300 kW

Dimensions w × h × d 795 x 1978 x 943 mm
Capacity Up to six modules
Weight module in kg 66
Weight in kg (without batt. /mod.) 270

UPS cabinet configuration Options

• UPS frame equipped with up to 6 x UPS module
slots
• Top or bottom cable entry (standard)
• Single- and dual-input feed available
• Inbuilt output isolator
• Inbuilt back-feed protection
• Bypass fuses and battery circuit breaker for
each module
• UPS module with HMI interface
• Communication interfaces: RS-232 and USB
ports, I/O dry contacts (EPO, GEN On, …) and
interface for external key interlock (bypass)
• Manual bypass switch (one-frame applications)
• Graphical touch screen system display
• Elevation kit
• Control and monitoring (ModBus RS-485, Mod-
Bus TCP/IP, SNMP and others)
• Battery temperature sensor
• Halogen free cable
• Cold start
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DPA 250 S4
Technical specification

GENERAL DATA
System power range 50 - 1,500 kW
Nominal power / module 50 kW
Nominal power / frame 300 kW
Output power factor 1.0
Topology Online double conversion, Decentralized Parallel Architecture
Number of UPS modules 6
Parallel configuration Up to 30 modules
Cable entry Top or bottom
Serviceability Only frontal access needed
Back-feed protection Built-in as standard
INPUT
Nominal input voltage 380 / 400 / 415 VAC
Voltage tolerance (referred to 400 V) - 30% at partial loads
Current distortion THDi <3%
Frequency range 35 – 70 Hz
Power factor 0.99
Walk in / soft start Yes
OUTPUT
Rated output voltage 380 / 400 / 415 VAC
Voltage tolerance (referred to 400 V) ± 1.0%
Voltage distortion THDU <2.0%
Frequency 50 or 60 Hz (selectable)
EFFICIENCY
Module efficiency Up to 97.6%
Overall system efficiency Up to 97.4%
In eco-mode Up to 99%
ENVIRONMENT
Protection rating IP 20 (IP 21 optional)
Storage temperature -25°C to +70°C
Operating temperature 0°C to +40°C
Altitude (above sea level) 1,000 m w/o derating
BATTERIES
Types VRLA, open cells, NiCd and Li-Ion
COMMUNICATIONS
User interface System graphical display
UPS Module HMI interface
Communication ports USB, RS-232, potential-free contacts, SNMP (optional), ModBus (optional)
ADDITIONAL UPS FUNCTIONALITIES
Energy management XtraVFI
Compatibility ABB Ability™ SmartTracker
COMPLIANCY
Safety IEC / EN 62040-1
EMC IEC / EN 62040-2
Performance IEC / EN 62040-3
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS18001
DIMENSIONS
Weight (without modules / without batteries) 270 kg
Weight module 66 kg
Dimensions w x h x d 795 x 1978 x 943 mm
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Distances DPA 250 S4 UPS

Spacing DPA 250 S4 Single UPS UPS with battery cabinets Warm air outlet Rear side view
Accessible only from the front side for service and
X X Accessibility maintenance
UPS Z Cabinet UPS Cabinet Z
300mm Clearance on the rear side (needed for air
cabinet battery cabinet battery Arrangement circulation)
Cable connection From the bottom on the front side
Y From the top the front side
Y

UPS + Maximum thermal load per UPS installation,

Battery with non-linear load (per module)
cabinets Modul 50kW
DPA 250 S4 Cabinets in series
Air flow from the front to the rear
X Required spacing on the rear
Power loss 100%
side for ventilation (ventilation
non-linear load per module
openings for forced ventilation) 300 mm 300 mm
(EN 62040-1-1) W 2100
Y Required spacing on the front
Cooling air flow (25 °C - 30 °C)
side for proper door opening 1000 mm
non-linear load per module
Max. opening angle of the door 115° (EN 62040-1-1) m^3/h 460
Spacing on top (only if no No-load losses W 160
spacing can be guaranteed on
the sides) 400 mm

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Three-phase modular UPS systems
Planning guide DPA 250 S4

Cabinet UPS Mod- Nr . UPS Rated Maxi- Power Short Over- Over- Dimensions [mm] Weight N-batteries Max.
type rated ule mod- rated input mum factor circuit load load (with per string Charge
power rated ules output current input capability capac- capac- modules / [A]* current
[kW] power current [A] current on ity on ity on without power
[kW] In [A] [A] inverter inverter inverter batter- [A]
for 40ms 125% 150% ies) [kg]
[Arms] load 10 load 1
min [A] min [A]
DPA 250 S4 50 50 1 72 93 99 1 209 90 108 795x1978x943 345 40-50 38
DPA 250 S4 100 50 2 144 186 199 1 418 180 216 795x1978x943 409 40-50 76
DPA 250 S4 150 50 3 216 279 299 1 626 270 324 795x1978x943 474 40-50 114
DPA 250 S4 200 50 4 288 372 399 1 835 360 432 795x1978x943 538 40-50 152
DPA 250 S4 250 50 5 360 465 499 1 1044 450 540 795x1978x943 603 40-50 190
DPA 250 S4 300 50 6 433 557 598 1 1256 541 650 795x1978x943 667 40-50 228

Module
M50 - 50 1 72 93 99
* N-batteries string 32-50 is possible with output power rating
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7.3 DPA 500
The modular UPS for medium-sized and large data centers

Top cable entry

System display

Module parallel isolator

DPA display in
each module
Battery breaker

Customer inputs and

potential-free outputs

Inbuilt maintenance
Bypass fuses bypass switch (optional)

Bottom cable entry

A data center with full uptime. That target is why
ABB’s DPA 500 is based on Decentralized Parallel
Architecture (DPA). Only a truly redundant archi-
tecture like DPA allows online modules to be
swapped out while the system is running. Each
high-reliability, standardized module is self-con-
tained and can be swapped at any time, so nothing
has to be ever switched off – making routine main-
tenance safe and easy. And if you want to increase
power, the UPS can be scaled vertically in 100 kW
modular steps to provide up to 500 kW power in a
single frame. Horizontal scalability is also given,
with up to six frames in parallel, to increase total
power up to 3 MW.

99.9999% (6 nines) availability

Low total cost of ownership
• Decentralized Parallel Architecture
• Up to 96% true online efficiency
• Replace or add modules with no downtime
• Eco-mode efficiency ≥99%
• Short mean time to repair
• Small footprint / high power density
• No single points of failure
• Unity power factor (kW = kVA)
• Low input harmonic distortion (THDi <3.5%)
Cost effective “right-sizing”
• Scalable up to 3 MW
Efficient service concept
• Vertical and horizontal scalability
• Simple power upgrade
• Fast maintenance
• Reduced spare parts needed
• Full front access
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DPA 500
Product features

— Total vertical and horizontalscalability

01 The power demand of
one row of server racks The DPA 500 delivers power protection from 100
can vary from 100 kW to 500 kW (one to five modules) in a single cabinet
up to hundreds of kW.
The building block con- (vertical scalability). Cabinets can operate in a par-
cept of DPA 500 allows allel configuration to build a system of up to 3 MW
adaption to the changes
in power demand in a (horizontal scalabiltiy).

6 ×5 ×100
growing infrastructure.
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= 3 MW
02 The sample reference kW
scenario, 1200 kW Tier 4, Designed with maximum flexibility at its core
illustrates one possible
example of how the The system flexibility allows upgrading or down-
DPA 500 can be used grading power capacity according
to create a high-per-
formance and flexible to your needs.
IT infrastructure. Extra
modules can be added
while the system is pow-
ered up to make it
up to 3 MW.

End of rack raw applications

Busbar A Busbar B Busbar A Busbar B

+6
modules

Server racks Server racks

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01

Dual-bus power protection solutions

UPS system A G G UPS system B G G

4× 300 kW 4× 300 kW

Extendable Extendable

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02
PDUs A Load PDUs B
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Available model

Cabinet type DPA – 500 kW

Dimensions w × h × d 1580 ×1975 × 945 mm
Capacity Up to five modules
Weight in kg 975 kg (500 kW system)

SECTION A-A
BOTTOM CABLE ENTRY
UPS cabinet configuration Options
• Online double conversion UPS • Manual bypass switch (one-frame applications)
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• Inbuilt module isolator • Control and monitoring (ModBus RS-485, Mod-

• Inbuilt back-feed protection Bus TCP/IP, SNMP and others)
• Individual module display • Remote panel (graphical touch screen display)
• HMI interface with mimic diagram and LCD • Battery temperature sensor
720
924

• Top or bottom cable entry (standard) • Cold start

• Single- and dual-input feed available • Synchronization kit
• Bypass fuses and battery circuit breaker for
each module
122

• Graphical touch screen system display

• Communication interfaces: RS-232 and USB
410 81
ports, I/O dry contacts (EPO, GEN On, …) and
1580
interface for external key interlock (bypass)
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DPA 500
Technical specification

GENERAL DATA
System power range 100 kW–3 MW
Nominal power / module 100 kW
Nominal power / frame 500 kW
Output power factor 1.0
Topology Online double conversion, Decentralized Parallel Architecture
Parallel configuration Up to 5 modules in one cabinet (500 kW) / up to 6 cabinets in parallel (3 MW)
Cable entry Bottom or top as standard
Serviceability Full front
Back-feed protection Built-in as standard
INPUT
Nominal input voltage 3× 380 / 220 V + N, 3× 400 / 230 V + N, 3× 415 / 240 V + N
Voltage tolerance (referred to 400 / 230 V) For loads <100% (−10%, +15%), <80% (−20%, +15%), <60% (−30%, +15%)
Input distortion THDi <3.5%
Frequency range 35 –70 Hz
Power factor 0.99
Walk in / soft start Yes
OUTPUT
Rated output voltage 3× 380 / 220 V + N, 3× 400 / 230 V + N, 3× 415 / 240 V + N
Voltage tolerance (referred to 400 / 230 V) <±1% with static load / <±4% with step load
Voltage distortion <2% with linear load / <4% with non linear load
Frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz (selectable)
EFFICIENCY
Overall efficiency Up to 96%
In eco-mode ≥99%
ENVIRONMENT
Protection rating IP 20
Storage temperature −25 °C to +70 °C
Operating temperature 0 °C to +40 °C
Altitude (above sea level) 1000 m without derating
BATTERIES
Types VRLA / NiCd / Li-Ion
Battery charger Decentralized charger per module
COMMUNICATIONS
User interface Graphical touch screen (one per frame as standard)
Decentralized LCD and mimic diagram (one per module as standard)
Communication ports USB, RS-232, potential-free contacts, SNMP (optional), ModBus (optional)
ADDITIONAL UPS FUNCTIONALITIES
Energy management / grid services XtraVFI; PowerExchanger
Compatibility ABB Ability™ SmartTracker
COMPLIANCY
Safety IEC / EN 62040-1
EMC IEC / EN 62040-2
Performance IEC / EN 62040-3
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS18001
WEIGHT, DIMENSIONS
Weight 975 kg (500 kW system)
Dimensions w × h × d 1580 × 1975 × 940 mm
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Planning guide DPA 500

Cabinet UPS Module Nr . UPS Rated Maxi- Power Short Overload Overload Dimensions Weight N-batter- Max.
type rated rated mod- rated input mum factor circuit capac- capacity [mm] (with ies per Charge
power power ules output cur- input capabil- ity on on inverter modules/ string [A] current
[kW] [kW] current rent current ity on inverter 150% load without power [A]
In [A] [A] [A] inverter 125% 0.5 min [A] batteries)
for 40ms load [kg]
[Arms] 5 min [A]
DPA 500 100 100 1 145 152 167 1 348 181 218 1580x1975x940 539 40-50* 60
DPA 500 200 100 2 290 304 334 1 696 363 435 1580x1975x940 648 40-50* 120
DPA 500 300 100 3 435 456 501 1 1044 544 653 1580x1975x940 757 40-50* 180
DPA 500 400 100 4 580 608 668 1 1392 725 870 1580x1975x940 866 40-50* 240
DPA 500 500 100 5 725 760 835 1 1740 906 1088 1580x1975x940 975 40-50* 300

Module
M 100 - 100 1 145 152 167
* For runtime up to 10min at 25ºC: 40 to 50 (12V blocks); for runtime up to 10min at 40ºC: 40 to 45 (12V blocks);
for runtime >10 min at 25ºC: 40 to 44 (12V blocks); for runtime >10 min at 40ºC: 40 to 41 (12V blocks)

Spacing Single UPS Spacing UPS and battery cabinets

A1 A2

UPS Battery cabinet UPS Battery cabinet

Cabinet or other devices Cabinet or other devices

C
Door C B1 Door B2
opening
opening
Y

Minimum
A1 (mm) B1 (mm) C (Door opening) D* (mm)
spacing for single UPS
DPA 500 300 1000 115° 400
for UPS + other series system cabinets
A1 (mm) B1 (mm) C (Door opening) D* (mm)
DPA 500 300 1000 115° 400
* Spacing upwards to the ceiling

Module quantity 1 2 3 4 5
UPS output kW 100 200 300 400 500
Heat loss with 100% non-linear load W 4500 9000 13500 18000 22500
BTU 15359 30717 46076 61434 76793
Heat loss with 100% non-linear load
(In accordance with IEC 62040-3) W 5710 11420 17130 22840 28550
DPA 500 BTU 19488 38976 58465 77953 97441
Air flow (25° - 30°C) with 100% non-linear load
(In accordance with IEC 62040-3) m3/h 1200 2400 3600 4800 6000
Heat loss without load W 660 1320 1980 2640 3300
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DPA 500

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7.4 MegaFlex DPA
The best in power protection
The on-line double conversion MegaFlex DPA UPS
provides the best power protection for your critical
infrastructure from 250 kW to 1,500 kW. This modu-
lar UPS is specifically designed for critical high-den-
sity computing environments across private and
public enterprise, as well as data centers for coloca-
tion, hosting cloud and telecommunications. The
modular UPS is based on ABB’s decentralized paral-
lel architecture (DPA™). This innovative system
Flexible approach
• Easily scalable solutions
• Up to 1,500 kW power protection in a
single UPS with add-on modules
• Redundant power capabilities: 1,000 kW N+1, 1,250 kW N+1
• Collaborative, customer-centered approach
Reliable operations
• DPA™ technology maximizing power availability
• Online-swappable power modules for continuous uptime
• Automatic isolation of any faulty power module
• Fault-tolerant UPS design for uninterrupted power
• Ease of operation with local and remote real-time monitoring
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means every UPS module
is practically its own UPS with all the essential func-
tional units needed for independent operation. DPA
provides full redundancy and fault tolerance in a
way that is unique amongst UPS vendors.
This results in increased system reliability
and availability that outperforms every other modu-
lar UPS solution on the market.
Optimized efficiency
• Minimized energy losses, heat dissipation and
electricity cost in double conversion or eco mode
• Smart load-sharing optimizes energy consumption
• Optimized system efficiency under low load
conditions with ABB Xtra VFI modes
• All guaranteed across the 15-year product lifespan
Simple installation and serviceability
• Plug-in power modules support easy, safe connections
• Pre-engineered power frames eliminate wiring entirely
• Cleans and optimizes incoming power
• Automatic self-configuration and testing minimizes
human intervention
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MegaFlex DPA
Product features

— Flexible approach Maintenance made easy

01 Power mod-
ule of 250 kW As your power requirements increase, you need a Serviceability has never been easier than with
UPS that grows with your infrastructure. With the MegaFlex DPA UPS's modular design. Each
3-4 power frame slots and connection frames of component has been expertly engineered
1 MW or 1.5 MW, the MegaFlex DPA UPS offers a to optimize accessibility and to reduce
flexible mechanical layout that can adapt to your the possibility of human error.
current system and future power expansion. Designed for ease of use from the first moment
• Easily scalable modular system of installation, the module cabinets are easily
• Power capacity can be optimized to match vari- transported to the UPS and slide into place
able loads on integrated wheels.
• Easy upgrade for power demand increases
• Ease-of-use for operations personnel Docking connectors eliminate the threat of ca-
• Simple maintenance bling faults during installation while entry points
• Can be paralleled with up to four systems at the front and rear of the IP20-protected cabi-
net make connecting mains cabling convenient,
safe and worry-free.
Optimized efficiency The fan array is mounted on a pull-out drawer for
Running a facility with high energy demands ease of access with failure detection and speed
means that every percentage point of energy regulation provided as standard.
saved represents significant cost savings and a
reduction in CO₂ emissions. The MegaFlex DPA
UPS solution combines the highest efficiency rat-
ings available with the smallest footprint.
• VFI double conversion operating mode with ef-
ficiency of up to 97.4 percent, rising to
99.4 percent efficiency in VFD ECO mode
• Up to 45 percent footprint savings with
ultra-high kW per m2
• Optimized efficiency in partial-load conditions

The most reliable UPS on the market

Critical, high-density computing environments
demand a combination of guaranteed uptime
and the highest safety standards to ensure both
assets and people are protected.
• Automatic power module self-configuration
and firmware updates
• Slide-in power modules for simple and safe in-
stallation
• Full lifetime service from ABB-trained specialists
• Enhanced power measurement, providing com-
prehensive data to track energy consumption

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Distances MegaFlex DPA UPS

Spacing MegaFlex DPA Single UPS UPS with battery cabinets Warm air outlet Top
Accessible only from the front side for service and
X X Accessibility maintenance
UPS Z Cabinet UPS Cabinet Z
Arrangement No minimum clearance required
cabinet battery cabinet battery
Cable connection From the bottom and top on the front side

Y
Y
Maximum thermal load per UPS installation,
with non-linear load (per module)
UPS + Modul 250kW
Battery Air flow from the front to the rear
cabinets
Power loss 100%
MegaFlex DPA Cabinets in series
non-linear load per module
X Required spacing on the rear (EN 62040-1-1) W 9074
side for ventilation (ventilation
Cooling air flow (25 °C - 30 °C)
openings for forced ventilation) - -
non-linear load per module
Y Required spacing on the front (EN 62040-1-1) m^3/h 1894
side for proper door opening 1555 mm
No-load losses W 4000
Max. opening angle of the door 95°
Spacing on top (only if no
spacing can be guaranteed on
the sides) 500 mm

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Planning guide MegaFlex DPA

Cabinet UPS Mod- Nr . UPS Rated Maxi- Power Short Over- Over- Dimensions [mm] Weight N-batteries Max.
type rated ule mod- rated input mum factor circuit load load (with per string Charge
power rated ules output current input capability capac- capac- modules / [A] current
[kW] power current [A] current on ity on ity on without power
[kW] In [A] [A] inverter inverter inverter batter- [A]
for 40ms 125% 150% ies) [kg]
[Arms] load 10 load 1
min [A] min [A]
MegaFlex 1000 250 4 1450 1575 1767 1 4060 2175 29000 2235 x 2000 x 1950 40 - 50 750
DPA 1000
MegaFlex 1250 250 5 1812 1969 2121 1 5074 2718 36240 3045 x 2000 x 2595 40 - 50 938
DPA 1000
MegaFlex 1500 250 6 2174 2362 2651 1 6087 3261 43480 3045 x 2000 x 2945 40 - 50 1125
DPA 1000

Module
M 250 - 250 1 145 152 167
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7.5 PowerLine DPA
Full power for industrial applications

Water protection roof

UPS modules

Input/output switch
HMI
interface
Power module Maintenance
service panel bypass switch

Communication Input /bypass

interfaces protection

Air filter
UPS frame lncoming terminals

Input /output /bypass

Ventilation fans transformer (optional)

PowerLine DPA (3ph and 1ph) is an online double
conversion UPS and makes the advantages of
ABB’s unique modular UPS architecture available
for locations that are usually rough on electronic
equipment. PowerLine DPA is based on ABB’s De-
centralized Parallel Architecture (DPA) that ensures
the very best UPS design in terms of availability,
serviceability, safety and ease of use. Its ro-
bust design is suitable for industrial plant environ-
ments that have a variety of temperatures, dust,
moisture and corrosive contaminants. The Power-
Line DPA is designed to have a design life of 15
years. Its pre-configured options, tailored for in-
dustry, allow agile implementations with short
lead times.

Fail safe electrical design Fail safe mechanical design

• High overload and short circuit capability
• System integrated galvanic isolation and
step up-down voltage transformers (optional)
• High capacity for battery current charge for
long battery banks
• High degree of protection: IP31 (standard), IP42
(optional)
• Designed for deployment in demanding indus-
trial situations
• Small foot print / high power density

High availability Efficient service concept

• Decentralized Parallel Architecture (DPA) • User-friendly operating interface
• Replace or add modules with no downtime (on- • Fast maintenance
line swappable) • Full front access
• Reduced spare parts needed
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PowerLine DPA
Product Features
— The robust UPS
01 Local control and me-
tering are provided via
a HMI (human-machine
interface) consisting
of graphical display
showing the UPS mimic
diagram, UPS operating
status (normal, battery
and bypass), and
programmable alarms.
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PowerLine DPA’s IP31-rated protection can easily
cope with dust, water condensation, excessive hu-
midity (up to 95 percent), corrosive air contamina-
tion and rough manhandling. The UPS is designed
to operate in a temperature range of −5 to +45 °C.
High priority has been given to safety and Power-
Line DPA features a high degree of protection for
users and maintenance staff. The device’s compli-
ance with the relevant standards – IEC/EN 62040-1
for general and safety aspects, IEC/EN 62040-2
for EMC and IEC/EN 62040-3 for performance and
test – has been verified. All sort of transformers
are available to meet customer voltage require-
ments and electrical isolation.
In addition, PowerLine DPA has a high overload ca-
pacity and robust short-circuit capability, and is
available with rated powers of 20 to 120 kVA. With
input and output (three-phase) voltages in the
range 220 to 415 VAC the UPS requires no onerous
electrical installation considerations and is
straightforward to service.
Monitoring
PowerLine DPA UPS can be supplied with relay
boards and a network management card that pro-
vide connection to a DCS (distributed control sys-
tem) or SCADA (supervisory control and data ac-
quisition) system via SNMP, ModBus TCP or
ModBus RS-485.
These interfaces allow:
• Environmental monitoring
• Extensive alarm handling and dispatching
• Redundant UPS monitoring
• Integration of PowerLine DPA into multivendor
and multiplatform environments
• The supply of UPS data to Web applications
Battery bank
Most industrial processes will draw substantial
amounts of power from a UPS. Therefore, Power-
Line DPA is able to work with valve-regulated lead-
acid (VRLA), NiCad and lithium-ion batteries to
support autonomy times up to 10 h. Fast recharg-
ing is also catered for to get the UPS battery bank
back up to operational levels as quickly as possible.
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PowerLine DPA
Available models

Cabinet type PowerLine DPA 40 PowerLine DPA 80 PowerLine DPA 120

Number of modules 1 2 3
Dimension w × h × d 800 × 2200 × 800 mm 1200 × 2200 × 800 mm 1600 × 2200 × 800 mm
Weight in kg
(without transformers) Up to 300 kg Up to 500 kg Up to 850 kg

UPS cabinet configuration Options

• 3ph and 1ph online double conversion UPS • Input, output, bypass aluminum transformer
• Decentralized Parallel Architecture • Customized input & output voltages
• Housed in an industrial metal enclosure, IP31, • Ingress protection IP42
RAL 7035, bottom cable entry • Top cable entry
• Halogen free cable • Redundant fan monitoring (N + 1)
• Forced ventilation with monitored fans • Tropicalization and anti-corrosion protection
• Input, bypass and battery protection for electrical boards
• Manual bypass switch • Anti-condensator heater
• Integrated back-feed protection • Lifting eyes
• HMI interface with graphical display, control • Control and monitoring (ModBus RS-485, Mod-
push keys, UPS operating status indication and Bus TCP/IP, SNMP)
programmable alarm section • Battery temperature sensor
• Communication interfaces: Relay board with 9 • Cold start
programmable outputs and 8 inputs, RS-232 • Redundant configuration
and USB ports
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PowerLine DPA
Technical specification

GENERAL DATA PowerLine DPA 40 PowerLine DPA 80 PowerLine DPA 120

System power range 20 - 120 kVA (3ph); 20 - 80 kVA (1ph)
Nominal power / frame 20 kVA 40 kVA 80 kVA 120 kVA
Number of UPS modules 1 2 3
Output power factor 1.0
Topology Online double conversion
UPS configuration Single, redundant, dual, N+1
UPS type Modular (Decentralized Parallel Architecture)
INPUT
Nominal input voltage 3× 400/230 V + N
Voltage tolerance (referred to 3× 400 / 230 V) For loads <100% (−15%, +10%), <80% (−20%, +10%), <60% (−25%, +10%)
Input distortion THDi ≤4%
Frequency 50 or 60 (selectable)
Power factor 0.99
OUTPUT
Rated output voltage 3× 400/230 AV (3ph); 230 (1ph)
Voltage distortion (referred o 3 × 400/230 V) <1%
Frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Overload capability 150% 1 min, 125% 10 min
Output short capability 2.7 × Inom (3ph); 2.4 x Inom (1ph)
Unbalanced load 100% (all three phases regulated independently)
Crest factor 3 : 1 (load supported)
EFFICIENCY
Overall efficiency / transformerless Up to 96% (3ph); 94% (1ph)
In eco-mode configuration 98%
ENVIRONMENT
Storage temperature −25 °C to +70 °C
Operating temperature −5 °C to +45 °C
Humidity 5% to 95% without condensation
Altitude 1000 m without derating
ELECTRICAL/MECHANICAL
Degree of protection IP31, IP42 (optional)
Color RAL 7035
Cable entry Bottom, Top (optional)
Wiring Halogen free cable
Operating and maintenance access Front access
Ventilation Forced ventilation with monitored fans
BATTERY
Battery type VRLA / NiCd / Li-Ion
COMMUNICATIONS
HMI Graphical display for control and metering, 8 programmable alarm indications
Relay contactors 8 in / 9 out programmable relays
LCD On system level HMI with graphical display,
on module level service control interface
LEDs LED for notification and alarm
Communication ports USB, RS-232, potential-free contacts, SNMP (optional), ModBus (optional)
ADDITIONAL UPS FUNCTIONALITIES
Compatibility ABB Ability™ SmartTracker
STANDARDS
Safety IEC / EN 62040-1
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) IEC / EN 62040-2
Performance IEC / EN 62040-3
Product certification CE
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS18001
WEIGHT, DIMENSIONS
Weight (with modules / without transformers) Up to 300 kg Up to 500 kg Up to 850 kg
Dimensions w × h × d (mm) 800 × 2200 × 800 mm 1200 × 2200 × 800 mm 1600 × 2200 × 800 mm
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Planning guide PowerLine DPA

UPS PowerLine DPA

Spacing PowerLine DPA Warm air outlet From top
Accessible only from the front side for service and
X X maintenance
UPS Z Cabinet UPS Cabinet Z
Accessible only from the front side for service and
cabinet battery cabinet battery Accessibility maintenance
From the bottom on the front side
Y Side clearance needed to fix the UPS on the floor
Y
Arrangement 800 mm
Cable connection From the bottom on the front side

PowerLine DPA
X Required spacing on the rear Maximum thermal load per UPS installation,
side 10 mm with non-linear load (per module)
Y Required spacing on the front 20kW 40kW 80kW 120kW Rating 20kW 40kW 80kW 120kW
side for proper door opening* 400mm 400mm 600mm 800mm Air flow from the front to the rear
Max. opening angle of the door 115° Power loss 100%
Spacing on top (only if no non-linear load per module
spacing can be guaranteed on (EN 62040-1-1) W 1050 W 2080 W 4100W 5654W
the sides) 400 mm Cooling air flow (25 °C - 30 °C)
*Door dimension non-linear load per module
(EN 62040-1-1) BTU/h 700 800 1600 2400
No-load losses m3/h 240 350 670 980
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Three-phase and single-phase modular UPS systems
Planning guide PowerLine DPA

Cabinet type UPS Mod- Nr . UPS Rated Maxi- Power Overload Over- Over- Dimensions Weight N-bat- Max.
rated ule mod- rated input mum factor capac- load load [mm] (with teries Charge
power rated ules output current input ity on capac- capac- mod- per current
[kW] power current [A] current inverter ity on ity on ules/ string power
[kW] In [A] [A] 110% inverter inverter without [A] [A]
load 30 125% 150% batter-
min [A] load 10 load 1 ies) [kg]*
min [A] min [A]
PowerLine DPA 20 20 1 29,0 31,0 36,0 1 32,0 36,0 44,0 800x2200x800 300 42-48 12
33 20 kVA
PowerLine DPA 40 40 1 58,0 61,0 71,0 1 64,0 73,0 87,0 800x2200x800 300 42-48 24
33 40kVA
PowerLine DPA 80 40 2 115,0 121,0 143,0 1 127,0 144,0 173,0 1200x220x800 500 42-48 48
33 80kVA
PowerLine DPA 120 40 3 174,0 182,0 214,0 1 191,0 218,0 261,0 1600x2200x800 850 42-48 72
33 120kVA
PowerLine DPA 33 20 20 2 29,0 31,0 36,0 1 32,0 36,0 44,0 800x2200x800 565 42-48 12
20kVA - Redundant
PowerLine DPA 33 40 40 2 58,0 61,0 71,0 1 64,0 73,0 87,0 800x2200x800 565 42-48 24
40kVA - Redundant
PowerLine DPA 33 80 40 4 115,0 121,0 143,0 1 127,0 144,0 173,0 1200x220x800 915 42-48 48
80kVA - Redundant
PowerLine DPA 33 120 40 6 174,0 182,0 214,0 1 191,0 218,0 261,0 1600x2200x800 1275 42-48 72
120kVA - Redundant

PowerLine DPA 20 20 1 87,0 31,0 36,0 1 96,0 109,0 131,0 800x2200x800 300 42-48 12
31 20kVA
PowerLine DPA 20 20 1 174,0 61,0 71,0 1 191,0 218,0 261,0 800x2200x800 300 42-48 24
31 40kVA
PowerLine DPA 40 40 2 348,0 121,0 143,0 1 383,0 435,0 522,0 1200x220x800 500 42-48 48
31 80kVA
PowerLine DPA 40 40 2 87,0 31,0 36,0 1 96,0 109,0 131,0 1000x800x2200 470 42-48 12
31 20kVA N+1
PowerLine DPA 80 40 2 174,0 61,0 71,0 1 191,0 218,0 261,0 1000x800x2200 500 42-48 24
31 40kVA N+1
PowerLine DPA 80 40 3 348,0 121,0 143,0 1 383,0 435,0 522,0 1400x800x2200 670 42-48 48
31 80kVA N+1

Module
Module PowerLine - 20 - 29,0 31,0 36,0
DPA 33 20kW
Module PowerLine - 40 - 58,0 61,0 71,0
DPA 33 40kW
Module PowerLine - 20 - 87,0 31,0 36,0
DPA 31 20kW
Module PowerLine - 40 - 174,0 61,0 71,0
DPA 31 40kW

* Transformerless configuration
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Planning Guide PowerLine DPA 20-40
3 4 5 6 7

Footprint

Lifting Eyes
Option

B B

788

SECTION B-B
FEET POSITION

31 332 63 332
31
793
732 31

100 193 202 193 100

Ø 12.5

Number of plinths = 8
Single plinth area = 10000 mm2

_DPA_31_20-40_S_BCE ABB Schweiz AG General Information drawing number

Power Protection SA Footprint 4NWD003448
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Planning Guide PowerLine DPA 40
2 3 4 5 6 7

Footprint

Lifting Eyes
Option

B B

988

SECTION B-B
FEET POSITION

31 63 332
31
793
732 31

100 393 202 193 100

Ø 12.5
Number of plinths = 8
Single plinth area = 10000 mm2

GA_ABB_PWL_DPA_31_40_N+1_S_BCE ABB Schweiz AG General Information dra

Power Protection SA Footprint 4NW
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Planning Guide PowerLine DPA 80
3 4 5 6 7 8

Footprint
Lifting Eyes
Option

B B

SECTION B-B
FEET POSITION

1188

31 532 63 532 31
31

100
593
793

732

100
31

Ø 12.5 100 393 202 393 100

NUMBER OF FEET = 8
SINGLE FOOT AREA = 10000 mm2
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Planning Guide PowerLine DPA 80S
2 3 4 5 6 7

Footprint

Lifting Eyes
Option

B B

1188

SECTION B-B
FEET POSITION

31 532 63 532
31
793
732 31

100 393 202 393 100

Ø 12.5

Number of plinths =8
Single plinth area = 10000 mm2

GA_ABB_PWL_DPA_31_80_S_BCE ABB Schweiz AG General Information

Power Protection SA Footprint
Brown Boveri Platz 3
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Planning Guide PowerLine DPA 40S

2 3 4 5 6 7

Lifting Eyes Footprint

Option

B B

SECTION B-B
FEET POSITION

788
31 332 63 332 31
31

100
793
732

593
100
31

Ø 12.5 100 193 202 193 100

NUMBER OF FEET = 8
SINGLE FOOT AREA = 10000 mm2
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Planning Guide PowerLine DPA 80S
3 4 5 6 7 8

Footprint
Lifting Eyes
Option

B B

SECTION B-B
FEET POSITION

1188

31 532 63 532 31
31

100
593
793

732

100
31

Ø 12.5 100 393 202 393 100

NUMBER OF FEET = 8
SINGLE FOOT AREA = 10000 mm2
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Planning Guide PowerLine DPA 120S
3 4 5 6 7

Footprint
Lifting Eyes
Option

B B

SECTION B-B
FEET POSITION
1588
31 732 63 732 31
31

100
793
732

593
100
31

100 593 202 593 100

NUMBER OF FEET = 8
SINGLE FOOT AREA = 10000 mm2

BB_PWL_DPA_100-120_S_BCE drawing numbe

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7.6 SG Series IEC
Reliable and efficient standalone UPS for critical applications
The SG Series is one of the best performing, most
reliable and most versatile three-phase UPS sys-
tems available to those who need critical power
protection. This true online double conversion UPS
exploits its network integration software and com-
munication connectivity to provide comprehensive,
easy-to integrate power protection for almost any
IT environment. The SG Series operates in VFI-
mode, which maximizes load protection at any
time. Instead of standard filters, the UPS runs an in-
novative control algorithm on the IGBT rectifier to
High efficiency
• Up to 94.6 percent in double conversion mode
and up to 99 percent in eBoost mode
• eBoost operation minimizes losses and can
save annual power and cooling costs
• The PurePulse IGBT rectifier keeps your supply
network clean and compact by shrinking the
circuit breaker, cabling and generator
Low cost of ownership
• Optimal performance for a wide range of power
• Excellent dynamic response in case of pulsating load
• Scalable paralleling technique reduces operating footprint
and increases system reliability by eliminating the need for
external paralleling equipment
ensure the delivery of clean power in a most effi-
cient manner.
ABB’s unique RPA™ technology (redundant parallel
architecture) allows units to work in parallel, thus
further increasing reliability and uptime. Through
their complete life cycle, all ABB UPS systems are
fully supported by service teams that provide
world-class, 24/7 preventive and corrective ser-
vices, training and application expertise.
High performance and availability
• Enhanced output performance that protects and
supplies even the most sensitive IT loads with a
lagging-leading power factor (0.9) without derating
• Excellent dynamic performance and
low output voltage distortion
• Inverter zig-zag isolation transformer provides
• outstanding short-circuit capability
and load galvanic separation
Easy installation and configuration flexibility
• True front access for operation and maintenance
• reduces mean time to repair (MTTR)
• The redundant parallel architecture delivers
• reliability, redundancy and scalability
• Up to six UPS frames can be paralleled
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SG Series IEC
Product features
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Input performance
PurePulseTM - IGBT rectifier clean input
PurePulse is an innovative control algorithm ap-
plied to the IGBT rectifier (available for models
from 10 to 500 kVA). This current source rectifier
assures an input total harmonic distortion (THDi)
of less than 2 percent at full and partial loads and
draws a pure sinusoidal waveform from the mains.
Robust rectifier for a wide input range
The wide AC input voltage and frequency window
avoids unnecessary battery discharge even when
operating from an unstable AC source (for example,
a diesel generator).
Programmable soft start
The programmable soft start allows the rectifier
to ramp up in a programmable period (0-15 s), thus
eliminating inrush current. This feature reduces
the need to oversize the input power system (gen-
sets, feeder cables and overcurrent devices).
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Output performance
THDU
The SG Series has very low output voltage THD,
even with 100 percent unbalanced or 100 percent
nonlinear loads connected.
Overload capabilities
The SG Series UPS has a robust inverter capable
of delivering 150 percent overload for 1 min and
125 percent for 10 min, thus ensuring power pro-
tection continuity for applications requiring
start-up overcurrent and for temporary peak
loads.
Voltage regulation
Because the SVM and the zig-zag transformer en-
able the inverter to react very quickly under step-
load conditions, the UPS has very tight voltage
regulation during step loads and 100 percent
phase-to-neutral (Ph-N) load imbalances.
Short-circuit capability
The SG Series inverter supplies 2.7 and 4.0 times
(for 200 ms) the nominal current for ph-ph and
ph-N/PE short-circuit respectively, ensuring
the proper selectivity of the protection devices
(fuses and breakers).
Zig-zag output transformer
The zig-zag transformer enables the UPS to run
with heavily unbalanced loads while supplying full
kVA output capacity at 100 percent nonlinear load.
SG Series power capability
• No derating required to supply resistive and ca-
pacitive loads (0.9)
• Suitable for modern power supply application
with unity or capacitive power factor, crest fac-
tor up to 3:1
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SG Series
Available models

SG Series IEC SG Series IEC SG Series IEC

SG Series IEC
TLES_010-040_S1_UPS front_ABB_01

Cabinet type 10 - 40 kVA 60 - 80 kVA 100 – 120 kVA 160 kVA

Dimensions w x h x d (mm) 680 x 1450 x 800 650 x 1900 x 850 835 x 1900 x 850 900 x 1900 x 850
Weight in kg (without battery) 290 – 420 550 - 630 860 1050

SG Series IEC
SG Series IEC

Cabinet type 200 - 300 kVA 400 - 500 kVA

Dimensions w x h x d (mm) 1300 x 1900 x 850 1800 x 1900 x 950

Weight in kg (without battery) 1220 - 1560 2190 - 2470

Key features • Inverter zig-zag isolation transformer

• eBoost technology for high efficiency - • Extremely low output voltage distortion
up to 99 percent • Superior battery management
• Up to 94.6 percent efficiency • Intelligent energy management
• PurePulse IGBT rectifier: clean input integrated (IEMi)
<2 percent THDi • Backfeed protection
• Output power factor: 1.0 (10-40 kVA), • Built-in maintenance bypass
0.9 (60-600 kVA) • Parallelable up to six units
• True front access design
• Small footprint
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SG Series
Technical specification

GENERAL DATA
System power range 10 – 40 kVA 60 – 80 kVA 100 – 120 kVA 160 kVA 200 – 300 kVA 400 – 500 kVA
Active power / frame 10/15/20/30/ 54 / 72 kW 90 / 108 kW 144 kW 180/ 225 / 360 / 450 kW
40 kW 270 kW
Output power factor 0.9 lead – 0.6 lag
Topology Online double conversion
UPS type Standalone, transformer-based
Parallel configuration Up to 6 units in parallel with Redundant Parallel Architecture (RPA)
INPUT
Nominal input voltage 3 x 380/400/415 V + N
Voltage tolerance 340-460 V
Input distortion THDi <3%
Frequency 50/60 Hz
Frequency range 45-66 Hz
Power factor >0.99
Walk-in / soft start Yes
OUTPUT
Rated output voltage 3 x 380/400/415 V + N
Voltage tolerance +/-1% static, +/-3% dynamic, +/-3% unbalanced load
Voltage distortion THDU <2% linear load, <3% nonlinear load (EN 62040)
Frequency 50/60 Hz
Overload capability 150% 1 min, 125% 10 min
Output short circuit capability 2.7*In(Ph-N) / 4*In(Ph-Ph) for 200 ms
Crest factor <3:1
EFFICIENCY
Overall efficiency Up to 92.3% Up to 91.9% Up to 92.1% Up to 94.2% Up to 94.6% Up to 94.2%
In eco-mode (eBoost) configuration Up to 98% Up to 97.9% Up to 97.9% Up to 98.4% Up to 98.5% Up to 98.7%
ENVIRONMENT
Storage temperature UPS: -25 °C +55 °C
Operating temperature 0-40 ˚C
Humidity Max. 95% (non-condensing)
Altitude configuration Up to 1000 m with no derating, at 1500 m:-2.5%/ 2000 m:-5%/ 2500 m:-7.5%/ 3000 m:-10%
(EN/IEC 62040-3)
COMMUNICATIONS
HMI Multilingual graphic display (LCD)
Relay contractors 6 voltage-free contacts for 27 programable alarms
Input signals EPO, Gen-ON (emergency power supply ON, n/o contact), 1 auxiliary signal (settable functionality)
Communication ports RS232, SNMP (optional)
ELECRTRICAL / MECHANICAL
Degree of protection IP20
Color 10-120 kVA RAL 9003 (white), 160-500 kVA RAL 9005 (black)
Cable entry Bottom (top optional)
Back-feed protection Built-in as standard
Serviceability Fully front serviceable
Ventilation From front to top
Audible noise <65 dB(A) 63 dB(A) 63 dB(A) 69 dB(A) 69 dB(A) 69 dB(A)
BATTERIES
Type VRLA batteries, vented lead-acid batteries, wet batteries, NiCd, flywheel
DC floating voltage 409-436 V
STANDARDS
Safety IEC / EN 62040-1
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) IEC / EN 62040-2
Performance IEC / EN 62040-3
Product certification CE marking
Manufacturing ISO 9001
WEIGHT, DIMENSIONS
Weight (Kg) 290-420 550-630 860 1050 1220-1560 2190-2470
Dimensions w × h × d (mm) 680x1450x800 650x1900x850 835x1900x850 900x1900x850 1300x1900x850 1800x1900x950
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Planning guide SG Series

Spacing SG Series

X X

UPS Z Cabinet UPS Cabinet Z

cabinet battery cabinet battery

Y
Y

SG Series
X Required spacing on the rear
side none
Y Required spacing on the front 10÷40kW 60÷80kW 100÷120kW 160kW 200÷300kW 400÷500kW
side for proper door opening* 680mm 650mm 835mm 900mm 650mm 900mm
Max. opening angle of the door 120°
Spacing on top 300 mm

*Door dimension

UPS SG Series
Warm air outlet From top
Accessibility Accessible only from the front side for service and maintenance
Arrangement Side clearance needed to fix the UPS on the floor 800 mm
Cable connection From the bottom on the front side or from the top if this option is specified.

Maximum thermal load per UPS installation,

with non-linear load (per module)
Air flow from the front to the rear
Rating 10kW 15kW 20kW 30kW 40kW
Heat dissipation at 100% load in VFI
mode PF 0.8 lag. & charged battery kW 0.65 1.11 1.27 2.18 2.69
Cooling air flow at PF 0.8
(25 °C - 30 °C) m3/h 189 323 371 637 785
60kW 80kW 100kW 120kW 160kW 200kW 250kW 300kW 400kW 500kW
Rating
Heat dissipation at 100%
load in VFI mode PF 0.8
lag. & charged battery kW 4.52 6.18 7.24 9.26 8.2 10.1 13.2 15.6 21.4 27.2
Cooling air flow at PF 0.8
(25 °C - 30 °C) m3/h 1320 1805 2115 2710 2389 2940 3850 4550 6253 7933
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Three-phase and single-phase modular UPS systems
Planning guide SG Series

Cabinet type UPS UPS Rated Maximum Power Overload Overload Dimensions Weight N-batteries Max.
rated rated input input factor capacity capacity [mm] (with per string [A] Charge
power output current [A] current [A] on inverter on inverter modules/ current
[kW] current 125% load 150% load without power [A]
In [A] 10 min [A] 1 min [A] batteries)
[kg]*
SG Series IEC 10 14 16 17 0,99 18 22 680x1450x800 290 30-32 11,7
SG Series IEC 15 22 24 24 0,99 27 33 680x1450x800 290 30-32 16,8
SG Series IEC 20 29 31 32 0,99 36 43 680x1450x800 350 30-32 21,8
SG Series IEC 30 43 48 47 0,99 54 65 680x1450x800 350 30-32 32,7
SG Series IEC 40 58 63 63 0,99 72 87 680x1450x800 420 30-32 43,5
SG Series IEC 60 87 85 95 0,99 108 130 650x1900x850 550 30-32 66,0
SG Series IEC 80 116 114 127 0,99 145 173 650x1900x850 630 30-32 87,8
SG Series IEC 100 145 142 158 0,99 181 217 835x850x1900 860 30-32 109,5
SG Series IEC 120 173 171 190 0,99 217 260 835x850x1900 860 30-32 131,6
SG Series IEC 160 231 222 246 0,99 289 347 900x1900x850 1050 30-32 170,5
SG Series IEC 200 289 278 307 0,99 361 434 1300x1900x850 1220 30-32 212,7
SG Series IEC 250 361 348 387 0,99 452 542 1300x1900x850 1470 30-32 267,8
SG Series IEC 300 434 417 464 0,99 542 650 1300x1900x850 1560 30-32 321,1
SG Series IEC 400 578 558 621 0,99 723 867 1800x1900x950 2190 30-32 430,0
SG Series IEC 500 723 698 779 0,99 903 1084 1800x1900x950 2470 30-32 539,0
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Planning guide SG Series
10-40 kVA
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Planning guide SG Series
60- 120 kVA
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Planning guide SG Series
160 – 300 kVA
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Planning guide SG Series
400-500 kVA
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7.7 PowerScale 33
The three-phase UPS for low power applications

SNMP card and/or additional

output contacts (optional)
LCD

Output contacts and

service interface

Front panel removable Rectifier and

(cabinet type C) bypass fuses

Parallel isolator

Batteries

Maintenance
bypass switch

Battery fuses

AC I/O terminals and

DC battery terminals

PowerScale 33 is an online, double-conversion, compromised system reliability and power availabil-

VFI (voltage frequency independent) UPS that pro- ity. PowerScale 33 is available in three cabinet sizes,
vides enhanced power protection in a compact for- enabling you to choose the ideal capacity and re-
mat. Its outstanding price / performance delivers quired autonomy for your critical load.
the best value for money in its category with un-

High reliability
Flexible design
• Online double conversion technology
• Available in seven power ratings and three cabi-
• Parallelable systems for increased redundancy
net sizes
• Parallel capacity up to 20 units
Low cost of ownership
• External battery cabinets for extended autonomy
• Scalable power and autonomy time
• Small footprint / high power density
Efficient service concept
• High efficiency at partial and rated loads (up to
• Manually operated maintenance bypass switch
95.5%)
• User-friendly LCD
• Reduced installation costs
• Ergonomic design for easy serviceability
• Ripple-free and temperature controlled battery
• Remote monitoring and connectivity options
chargers extend battery life time performance
• Low input harmonic distortion (THDi <3%)
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PowerScale 33
Available models

Cabinet type Cabinet A: 10–20 kVA Cabinet B: 10–25 kVA Cabinet C: 25–50 kVA
Dimension w × h × d 345 × 720 × 710 mm 345 × 1045 × 710 mm 440 × 1400 × 910 mm
Internal battery capacity Up to 48 blocks 7 / 9 Ah Up to 96 blocks 7 / 9 Ah Up to 144 blocks 7 / 9 Ah or
48 blocks 24 / 28 Ah

UPS cabinet configuration Options

• Online double conversion UPS • Integrated back-feed protection
• Capacities from 10 kVA to 50 kVA in three differ- • Parallel kit
ent • Cold start
cabinet sizes • IP 21
• Input, bypass and battery protection fuses • Halogen-free cabling
• Manual bypass switch • Battery temperature sensor
• Up to 95.5% efficiency across a wide load range • Communication interfaces: Relay card, ModBus
• Single- and dual-input feed available RS-485, ModBus TCP/IP, SNMP
• Communication interfaces: RS-232 and USB • Internal batteries
ports, • External battery cabinets
I/O dry contacts (EPO, GEN On, …)
• Free space to place internal batteries
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ABB’s uninterruptible power supplies
are the stars of the UPS stage. No other
UPS offers your critical processes such
a low cost of ownership or fuss-free
operation. The pioneers and leaders
in large, modular UPS offer you easily
scalable and easily maintained UPSs
that give unparalleled uptime and
energy efficiency.
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PowerScale 33
Technical specifications

General data 10 kVA 15 kVA 20 kVA 25 kVA 30 kVA 40 kVA 50 kVA

Output power max. 9 kW 13.5 kW 18 kW 22.5 kW 27 kW 36 kW 45 kW
Output power factor 0.9
Topology Online double conversion
Parallel configuration Up to 20 units in parallel configuration
UPS type Standalone
Inbuilt batteries Yes
Input
Nominal input voltage 3× 380 V / 220 V + N, 3× 400 V / 230 V + N, 3× 415 V / 240 V + N
Voltage tolerance
(referred to × 400 V / 230 V) For loads <100% (−10%, +15%), <80% (−20%, +15%), <60% (−30%, +15%)
Input distortion THDi ≤3 at 100% (sine wave)
Frequency 35–70 Hz
Power factor 0.99 at 100% load
Output
Rated output voltage 3× 380 V / 220 V + N, 3× 400 V / 230 V + N, 3× 415 V / 240 V + N
Voltage tolerance
(referred to × 400 V / 230 V) 1% (static), 4% (dynamic)
Voltage distortion <2% linear load, <4% non linear load (IEC / EN62040-3)
Frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Overload capability 5 min.:110 % or 20 sec.: 125 % (10 kVA - 25 kVA); 10 min.: 110 % or 1 min.: 125 % (30 kVA - 50 kVA)
Unbalanced load 100% (all three phases regulated independently)
Crest factor 3 : 1 (load supported)
Efficiency
Overall efficiency Up to 95.5%
In eco-mode configuration 98%
Environment
Storage temperature −25 °C to +70 °C
Operating temperature 0 °C to +40 °C
Altitude 1000 m without derating
Battery
Battery type 7 Ah / 9 Ah / 28 Ah, sealed, lead-acid, maintenance-free
Battery replacement Field-replaceable
Battery voltage Flexible voltage for longer backup times
Battery capacity 48 or 48 or 48 or 96 or 144 × 7 / 9 Ah 144 × 7 / 9 Ah 144 × 7 / 9 Ah
96 × 7 / 9 Ah 96 × 7 / 9 Ah 96 × 7 / 9 Ah 144 × 7 / 9 Ah or 48 × 28 Ah or 48 × 28 Ah or 48 × 28 Ah
Communications
Additonal UPS functionalities
LCD Yes (per module)
LEDs LED for notification and alarm
Communication ports USB, RS-232, potential-free contacts, SNMP (optional), ModBus (optional)
Standards
Safety IEC / EN 62040-1
Electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC) IEC / EN 62040-2
Performance IEC / EN 62040-3
Product certification CE
Protection rating IP 20
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS18001
Weight, dimensions
Cabinet type A or B A or B A or B B or C C C C
Weight 60 or 88 kg 62 or 90 kg 64 or 92 kg 94 or 135 kg 145 kg 150 kg 155 kg
Dimensions 345 × 720 × 710 345 × 720 × 710 345 × 720 × 710 345 × 1045 × 710
w × h × d (mm) or or or or
345 × 1045 × 710 345 × 1045 × 710 345 × 1045 × 710 440 × 1400 × 910 440 × 1400 × 910 440 × 1400 × 910 440 × 1400 × 910
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Three-phase standalone systems
Planning guide PowerScale

Cab- UPS UPS UPS Rated Maxi- Power Short Over- Over- Over- Over- Dimensions [mm] Weight N-bat- Max. Min.
inet rated rated rated input mum factor circuit load load load load (with teries Charge battery
type power power output current input capabil- capac- capac- capac- capac- mod- per current backup
[kVA] [kW] cur- [A] cur- ity on ity on ity on ity on ity on ules / string power [A]
rent In rent inverter inverter inverter inverter inverter without [A] [A]
[A] [A] for 110% 110% 125% 125% batter-
40ms load load load load ies) [kg]
[Arms] 5 min 10 min 20 sec 60 sec
[A] [A] [A] [A]
A 10 9 14 14 15 1 43 11 - 13 - 345 x 720 x 710 or 60 20-50 4 3 x 32
345 × 1045 × 710
B 10 9 14 14 15 1 43 11 - 13 - 345 x 720 x 710 or 88 20-50 4 3 x 32
345 × 1045 × 710
A 15 14 22 21 23 1 46 17 - 19 - 345 x 720 x 710 or 62 24-50 4 3 x 32
345 × 1045 × 710
B 15 14 22 21 23 1 46 17 - 19 - 345 x 720 x 710 or 90 24-50 4 3 x 32
345 × 1045 × 710
A 20 18 29 28 30 1 64 22 - 25 - 345 x 720 x 710 or 64 26-50 4 3 x 50
345 × 1045 × 710
B 20 18 29 28 30 1 64 22 - 25 - 345 x 720 x 710 or 92 26-50 4 3 x 50
345 × 1045 × 710
B 25 23 36 35 38 1 90 28 - 31 - 345 x 720 x 710 or 94 32-50 4 3 x 50
345 × 1045 × 710
C 25 23 36 35 38 1 90 28 - 31 - 345 × 1045 × 710 or 151
440 × 1400 × 910
C 30 27 43 42 46 1 91 - 33 - 38 440 × 1400 × 910 160 32-50 4 3 x 50
C 40 36 58 56 61 1 133 - 44 - 50 440 × 1400 × 910 165 16-50 6 3 x 80
C 50 45 72 69 76 1 188 - 55 - 63 440 × 1400 × 910 170 18-50 6 3 x 100

Spacing Single UPS Spacing UPS with battery cabinet Maximum thermal load per UPS installation, with non-linear load
UPS 10 kVA 15 kVA 20 kVA 25 kVA 30 kVA 40 kVA 50 kVA
Air flow
X X Heat dissipation
with 100%
UPS Z** Battery UPS non-linear load
cabinet Z**
(EN 62040-1-1) 600 W 900 W 1100 W 1400 W 1700 W 2300 W 2900 W
Y Y Heat dissipation
With 100%
Minimum spacing non-linear load 2048 3072 3754 4778 5802 7850 9898
X Y* Z** (EN 62040-1-1) BTU/h BTU/h BTU/h BTU/h BTU/h BTU/h BTU/h
200 mm min. 800 mm 800 mm Air flow
* if the UPS can be pulled forwards (25-30°C)
with 100%
non-linear load 150 150 150 150 150 150 150
UPS enclosure (EN 62040-1-1) m3/h m3/h m3/h m3/h m3/h m3/h m3/h
design A B C Heat dissipation
Warm air outlet Back wall, left and right side min. 50 mm for air without load 120 W 150 W 150 W 170 W 250 W 300 W 350 W
circulation.
* if the UPS cannot be pulled forwards, see Z.
Accessibility From top & back, From top & back,
right & left side right & left side
Arrangement Minimum clearance of 200 mm on back wall. Min.
600 mm possible, if the UPS cannot be pulled forwards.
Cable connection From the bottom on the back wall
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Footprint

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01 PowerScale Cabinet
A Footprint
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Cabinet B Footprint

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Footprint

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Cabinet C Footprint

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7.8 PowerWave 33
Efficient power protection for today’s IT and process-related work environments

Cooling fan

UPS control panel

Maintenance
bypass isolator

Slot for optional

Input supply isolator SNMP card

RS-232
Bypass supply isolator
Customer inputs and
potential-free outputs
UPS output
(parallel) isolator

PowerWave 33, an online double conversion UPS, de-
livers continuous power availability to network-criti-
cal infrastructures of both data centers and process
control environments. Offering maximum power
protection, the PowerWave 33 has a small footprint
and uses less energy than comparable products –
thus delivering significant savings.
The PowerWave 33 is available over a model range
of 60 kW to 500 kW and can be configured to oper-
ate as a single, standalone UPS or as a multi-cabi-
net UPS system with up to ten UPS cabinets con-
nected in parallel, achieving a total
power capacity of up to 5 MW.

High reliability Compact size

• Online double conversion technology
• Parallelable systems for increased redundancy
• Extendable backup time
• Ripple-free and temperature controlled battery
chargers extend battery life time performance
• Small footprint offers saving on expensive floor
space
• Cooling air exhaust through the top of the cabi-
net – no rear cabinet clearance is required (only
60–120 kW and 400 to 500 kW units)

Low cost of ownership Efficient service concept

• Up to 96% efficiency in double conversion across • Front access for serviceability and maintenance
a wide load range • User-friendly LCD
• Up to ≥99% efficiency in eco-mode • Remote monitoring and connectivity options
• Rated output power factor 1.0
• Near-unity input power factor at partial and full
loads
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PowerWave 33
Product features

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01 The PowerWave 33
is available in various
configurations.
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02 As your power
requirements grow, the
UPS system grows with
them – thanks to its
scalability – even in the
most confined spaces.

60–120 kW 160 –200 kW 250–300 kW 400–500 kW

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Easily scalable for capacity and redundancy

Mains input Up to 10 units can be configured in parallel to pro-

vide up to five megawatts of UPS power or redun-
dant backup. This scalability means the UPS system
capacity can be sized to match the load require-
ments, with the possibility to add incremental ca-
pacity later, when power needs change. The resulting
savings in power usage over the service life of the
Critical load
UPS are substantial.
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Space-saving and simple to service
Space-saving mechanical design results in a power
density of up to 363 kW/m2 and front-to-top air-
flow allows installation directly against a wall (60–
120 kW and 400–500 kW units). For service, only
frontal access is needed, which means that the to-
tal footprint with maintenance clearances is mini-
mized.
Battery runtime can be optimized to match the
exact needs. The UPS supports usage of 42–48
batteries (60 –120 kW units) or 44–50 batteries
(160–500 kW units) in a single string, which mini-
mizes the total cost of installation as an optimal
configuration can be used and so there is no
need to oversize the battery.

Mains-friendly with low input harmonics and ad-

Optionally a top cable entry enclosure may be used
vanced PFC
for the 400–500 kW UPS. This enclosure permits
This UPS’s front-end rectifier actively controls the
the connection of all incoming power cables from
input power factor and has extremely low input
the top and extends the overall width of the UPS
current harmonic content. This means that no ad-
by 500 mm.
ditional filters are required upstream and the UPS
does not cause any disturbance to other equip-
Well optimized for modern loads
ment connected to the same input source. Unity
A 1.0 rated output power factor means that each
input power factor and low harmonic distortion al-
and every Watt of power is real power that is avail-
lows upstream cabling, switchgear and generator
able for use. This helps with optimizing the com-
sizes to be optimized, and reduces heating of in-
plete electrical infrastructure in terms of switch-
put transformers.
gear and cabling, both upstream and downstream
from the UPS.
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PowerWave 33
Available models

Cabinet type 60–120 kW 160–200 kW 250–300 kW 400–500 kW

Dimension w × h × d 615 × 1975 × 480 mm 850 × 1820 × 750 mm 1100 × 1920 × 750 mm 1650 × 1994 × 850 mm
Footprint 0.3 m2 0.64 m2 0.82 m2 1.4 m2

UPS cabinet configuration Options

• Online double conversion UPS • Integrated back-feed protection
• HMI interface with mimic diagram and LCD (60– • Parallel system kit
200 kW) • Synchronization kit
• Graphical touch screen display (250–500 kW • Battery temperature sensor
units) • Remote panel (graphical touch screen display)
• Input, bypass and battery protection fuses • Halogen-free cabling
• Manual bypass switch (optional for the units • IP 21
400–500 kW) • Control and monitoring (relay card, ModBus RS-
• Single- and dual-input feed available 485, ModBus TCP/IP, SNMP)
• Communication interfaces: RS-232 port and 5 in- • External battery cabinets
put dry contacts (incl. EPO and GEN On) • Top cable entry enclosure (400–500 kW units)
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PowerWave 33 60–120 kW
Technical specification

General data 60 kW 80 kW 100 kW 120 kW

Output power max. 60 kW 80 kW 100 kW 120 kW
Output power factor 1.0
Topology Online double conversion
Parallel configuration Up to 10 units
UPS type Standalone
Input
Nominal input voltage 3× 380 / 220 VAC + N, 3× 400 / 230 VAC + N, 3× 415 / 240 VAC + N
Voltage tolerance
(referred to 3× 400 / 230 V) For loads <100% (−10%, +15%), <80% (−20%, +15%), <60% (−30%, +15%)
Input distortion THDi ≤4%
Frequency 35–70 Hz
Power factor 0.99
Output
Rated output voltage 3× 380 / 220 VAC + N, 3× 400 / 230 VAC + N, 3× 415 / 240 VAC + N
Voltage distortion <2%
Frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Overload capability 0.5 min.: 150% load / 5 min.: 125% load / 20 min.: 110% load
Unbalanced load 100% (all three phases regulated independently)
Efficiency
Double conversion Up to 96%
In eco-mode configuration ≥99%
Environment
Storage temperature −25 °C to +70 °C
Operating temperature 0 °C to +40 °C
Altitude configuration 1000 m without derating
Battery
Battery type Sealed, lead-acid, maintenance-free or NiCd
Communications
Additonal UPS functionalities
User interface Optional
Communication ports USB, RS-232, potential-free contacts, SNMP (optional), ModBus (optional)
Additional UPS functionalities
Compatibility ABB Ability™ SmartTracker
Standards
Safety IEC / EN 62040-1
Electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC) IEC / EN 62040-2
Performance IEC / EN 62040-3
Product certification CE
Protection rating IP 20
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS18001
Weight, dimensions
Weight (without batteries) 198 kg 206 kg 228 kg 230 kg
Dimensions w × h × d 615 × 1954 × 480 mm or 615 × 1978 × 480 mm (with feet)
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Availability is everything
when it comes to a UPS, so
ABB’s UPS architecture is
designed to make sure that
power is always available
when you need it.
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PowerWave 33 160–500 kW
Technical specification

General data 160 kW 200 kW 250kW 300 kW 400 kW 500 kW

Output power max. 160 kW 200 kW 250 kW 300 kW 400 kW 500 kW
Output power factor 1.0
Topology Online double conversion
Parallel configuration Up to 10 units
UPS type Standalone
Inbuilt batteries Optional
Input
Nominal input voltage 3× 380 / 220 V + N, 3× 400 / 230 V + N, 3× 415 / 240 V + N
Voltage tolerance
(referred to 3× 400 / 230 V) For loads <100% (−23%, +15%), <80% (−30%, +15%), <60% (−40%, +15%)
Input distortion THDi ≤3.5%
Frequency 35–70 Hz
Power factor 0.99
Output
Rated output voltage 3× 380 / 220 V + N, 3× 400 / 230 V + N, 3× 415 / 240 V + N
Voltage distortion <2%
Frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Overload capability 1 min.: 135% load / 10 min.: 110% load
Unbalanced load 100% (all three phases regulated independently)
Crest factor 3 : 1 (load supported)
Efficiency
Overall efficiency Up to 96%
In eco-mode configuration 98%
Environment
Storage temperature −25 °C to +70 °C
Operating temperature 0 °C to +40 °C
Altitude configuration 1000 m without derating
Battery
Battery type Sealed, lead-acid, maintenance-free or NiCd
Communications
Additonal UPS functionalities
Graphical display Optional Yes
Communication ports USB, RS-232, potential-free contacts, SNMP (optional), ModBus (optional)
Additional UPS functionalities
Compatibility ABB Ability™ SmartTracker
Standards
Safety IEC / EN 62040-1
Electromagnetic
compatibility (EMC) IEC / EN 62040-2
Performance IEC / EN 62040-3
Product certification CE
Protection rating IP 20
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS18001
Weight, dimensions
Weight (without batteries) 290 kg 310 kg 390 kg 410 kg 950 kg 1000 kg
Dimensions w × h × d 850 × 1820 × 750 mm 1100 × 1920 × 750 mm 1650 × 1994 × 850 mm
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Three-phase standalone systems
Planning guide PowerWave 33 Series 3

UPS UPS UPS Rated Maxi- Power Short Over- Overload Overload Dimensions Weight N-batteries per Max. Min.
Series rated rated input mum factor circuit load capac- capac- [mm] (with string [A] Charge battery
power output current input capabil- capac- ity on ity on modules/ current backup
[kW] current [A] current ity on ity on inverter inverter without power [A]
In [A] inverter inverter 125% 135% batteries) [A]
[A] for 110% load load [kg]
40ms load 5 min 1 min
[Arms] 20 min [A]
[A]
S3 60 87 92 101 1 174 96 109 131 615x1954x480 198 42 to 50 37 2 x 160
S3 80 116 122 134 1 232 128 145 174 615x1954x480 206 49 2 x 200
S3 100 145 152 167 1 290 160 181 218 615x1954x480 228 61 2 x 250
S3 120 174 183 201 1 348 191 218 261 615x1954x480 230 61 2 x 300

Spacing Single UPS Spacing UPS with battery cabinet Maximum heat load per UPS installation
UPS Model S3 60 80 100 120
UPS output
A1 A2
UPS
Cabinet Battery cabinet UPS Battery cabinet Heat loss with 100% linear load W 2850 3800 4750 5700
or other devices Cabinet or other devices
(In accordance with IEC 62040-3) BTU 9730 12970 16220 19460
Heat loss with 100% non-linear
C
Door C B1 Door
opening
B2 load W 3158 4211 5264 6316
opening
Y (In accordance with IEC 62040-3) BTU 10778 14371 17964 21557

Minimum spacing for single UPS Air flow (25° - 30°C) with 100%
non-linear load (in accordance
UPS Model C
with IEC 62040-3) m3/h 1600 1300 1500 1600
A1 B1 (Door D*
(mm) (mm) opening) (mm) Heat loss without load W 410 530 640 640

60-120 0 1000 115° 400

Minimum spacing for UPS + other series system cabinets
UPS model C
A1 B1 (Door D*
(mm) (mm) opening) (mm)
60-120 100** 1000 115° 400
* Spacing upwards to the ceiling
** A spacing of 100 mm is required for the battery cabinet for natural
ventilation. The UPS installation can be placed directly on the wall.
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Planning Guide PowerWave 33
Series 3 Footprint

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01 PowerWave 33 Serie
3 60kW Footprint
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02 Powerwave 33 Serie
3 80kW Footprint
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03 Powerwave 33 Serie
3 100-120kW Footprint

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01
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Three-phase standalone systems
Planning guide PowerWave 33 Series 2

UPS UPS UPS Rated Maximum Power Short circuit Overload Overload Dimensions [mm] Weight N-batter- Max. Min.
Series rated rated input input factor capability on capacity capacity (with ies per Charge battery
power output current current inverter on inverter on inverter modules / string [A] current backup
[kW] current [A] [A] for 40ms 110% load 135% load without power [A]
In [Arms] 10 min 1 min batteries) [A]
[A] [A] [A] [kg]
S2 160 232 247 271 1 441 255 313 850x1820x750 290 44 - 50 50 3x350
S2 200 290 308 339 1 609 319 391 850x1820x750 310 50 50 3x450
S2 250 361 386 424 1 722 397 487 1100x1920x750 390 44 - 50 60 3x630
S2 300 433 463 509 1 866 476 585 1100x1920x750 410 44 - 50 60 3x630
S2 400 577 617 679 1 1154 635 779 1650x1994x850 950 44 - 50 100 3x1000
S2 500 722 771 848 1 1444 794 975 850x1820x750 1000 44 - 50 100 3x1250

Spacing Single UPS Spacing UPS with battery cabinets Maximum thermal load per UPS installation, with non-linear load
160 200 250 300 400
UPS kW kW kW kW kW 500 kW
A1 A2
UPS from
Cabinet Battery cabinet UPS Battery cabinet
or other devices Cabinet or other devices the to the
Air flow from the front to the rear front top
C
Door C B1 Door
opening
B2 Heat dissipation W 10213 12766 15957 19149 24000 30000
opening
Y with 100%
non-linear load
Minimum spacing for single UPS
(EN 62040-1-1) BTU/h 34856 43570 54462 65355 81913 102389
UPS model C
Air flow
A1 B1 (Door D*
(25 °C - 30 °C)
(mm) (mm) opening) (mm)
with 100%
160 - 300 200 1000 115° -- non-linear load
400 - 500 0 400 (EN 62040-1-1) m³/h 2500 2500 3350 3350 6550 6550
Minimum spacing for UPS + other series system cabinets Heat dissipation
UPS model C without load W 1500 1500 2300 2300 4000 4000
A1 B1 (Door D*
(mm) (mm) opening) (mm)
160 - 300 200 1000 115° --
400 - 500 100** 400
* Spacing upwards to the ceiling
** A spacing of 100 mm is required for the battery cabinet for natural
ventilation. The UPS installation can be placed directly on the wall.
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Planning Guide PowerWave 33
Series 2, Footprint

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01 PowerWave 33 Serie 2
160 - 200 kW

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Series 2, Footprint

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300 kW

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Series 2, Footprint

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500 kW

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7.9 PowerValue 11LI Up
A line-interactive UPS to suit all pockets

Intended for users with lower power requirements,
the line-interactive PowerValue 11LI Up delivers
from 600 up to 2,000 VA electrical power, making it
the ideal UPS for modest IT applications. As well as
intervening within 2 to 6 ms to power your applica-
tion when mains power is lost, the PowerValue
11LI Up also filters out input power disturbances
such as surges, line noise or brownouts. If the input
power factor starts to play up, the PowerValue
11LI Up will automatically correct it.
The UPS’s internal enhanced-runtime batteries are
designed to give you stable, low-maintenance
performance over many years of service. When they
eventually have to be replaced, this can be done
without opening the cabinet. The slot to access the
batteries is located at the bottom. A comprehensive
battery management suite and fan cooling ensure
batteries are not overloaded and that they do not
overcharge, discharge too deeply or overheat.

This UPS solution has been created to make life

easy for the user:
• An intuitive touchscreen display allows
parameters to be read with the minimum of fuss.
• USB and RS232 interfaces give access to the
outside world.
• Dedicated RJ11/RJ45 sockets protect connected
telecoms devices.

Enhanced runtime Easy battery replacement

• Up to four minutes autonomy with typical IT load
• High quality batteries ensure stable performance
over years
• Minimize the costs related to battery maintenance
and replacement
Compact size
• Small footprint
• Easy to place nearby a laptop or monitor
• Change your battery in seconds
• Easy and safe access to the internal battery
• No need to dismantle the whole cabinet
Touchscreen LCD display
• All information in a tap
• More user friendly than a LED interface
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Available models

4 5

2 1
4 5

7
6

6 10
3

10
8

9 9 8
7

600-2000 VA 600-800 VA 1000-1500-2000 VA

Front view Rear view Rear view

1. Standby/line mode button and power LED 4. USB 7. RJ11/RJ45 data protection 10. Backup sockets
2. Touchscreen LCD display 5. RS232 8. AC input
3. USB charger (5 V, 2 A) 6. Fan 9. Surge only sockets

Technical specifications

11LI Up 600VA 11LI Up 800VA 11LI Up 1000VA 11LI Up 1500VA 11LI Up 2000VA
Rated power 360 W 480 W 600 W 900 W 1200 W
Nominal AC input/ output
voltage 230 VAC 230 VAC 230 VAC 230 VAC 230 VAC
AC input voltage window 170 – 280 VAC 170 – 280 VAC 170 – 280 VAC 170 – 280 VAC 170 – 280 VAC
AC output -17.1 % / +15.5% -17.1 % / +15.5% -17.1 % / +15.5% -17.1 % / +15.5% -17.1 % / +15.5%
voltage (line mode) (line mode) (line mode) (line mode) (line mode)
tolerance ±10% (battery mode) ±10% (battery mode) ±10% (battery mode) ± 10% (battery mode) ± 10% (battery mode)
Input Frequency 50 / 60 Hz 50 / 60 Hz 50 / 60 Hz 50 / 60 Hz 50 / 60 Hz
Output Frequency 50 Hz (60 Hz) ± 1 Hz 50 Hz (60 Hz) ± 1 Hz 50 Hz (60 Hz) ± 1 Hz 50 Hz (60 Hz) ± 1 Hz 50 Hz (60 Hz) ± 1 Hz
Efficiency ≥95% ≥95% ≥95% ≥95% ≥95%
Transfer time 2-6 ms 2-6 ms 2-6 ms 2-6 ms 2-6 ms
Battery type 1x7.2 Ah 1x8 Ah 2x7.2 Ah 2x8 Ah 2x8 Ah
Battery recharge time 6-8 hrs 6-8 hrs 6-8 hrs 6-8 hrs 6-8 hrs
Runtime in minutes at
typical load (60%) 1’ 55’’ 1’ 27’’ 3’ 17’’ 4’ 10’’ 2’ 24’’
Ambient temperature 0-40°C 0-40°C 0-40°C 0-40°C 0-40°C
Max rel. humidity 0-90% not condensing 0-90% not condensing 0-90% not condensing 0-90% not condensing 0-90% not condensing
Storage temperature -20 to 50°C -20 to 50°C -20 to 50°C -20 to 50°C -20 to 50°C
Net weight 4.1 kg 4.7 kg 7.5 kg 9.8 kg 10.7 kg
Dimensions (WxHxD) 122x160x315 mm 122x160x315 mm 145x190x335 mm 145x190x335 mm 145x190x335 mm

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7.10 PowerValue 11LI Pro
A line-interactive UPS ideal for entry-level network equipment
Intended for entry-level network applications – such
as server rooms in offices, network cabinets, work-
station clusters, domestic networks, point-of-sale,
network-attached data storage arrays and similar-
sized situations – the line-interactive PowerValue
11LI Pro delivers from 600 up to 2,000 VA electrical
power. This advanced protection ensures your con-
nected equipment always sees a clean, regulated
and reliable pure sinusoidal voltage.
This UPS solution has been created to make life
easy for the user:
• An intuitive LCD display allows parameters to be
read with the minimum of fuss.
• USB and RS232 interfaces give access to the
outside world.
• Dedicated RJ11/RJ45 sockets protect connected
telecoms devices.
Enhanced runtime
• Up to six minutes with typical IT load
• High quality batteries ensure stable performance
over years
• Minimize the costs related to battery maintenance
and replacement
Compact size
• Small footprint
• Easy to place nearby a laptop or monitor,
underneath a table or at the bottom of an IT rack
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The UPS’s internal enhanced-runtime batteries are
designed to give you stable, low-maintenance
performance over many years of service. When they
eventually have to be replaced, this can be done by
opening only the front panel. A comprehensive
battery management suite and fan cooling ensure
batteries are not overloaded and that they do not
overcharge, discharge too deeply or overheat.
ABB’s design, technology and quality experience in
high-end UPS engineering has been distilled into
the line-interactive PowerValue 11LI Pro to produce
a UPS that offers full protection and peace of mind
for your moderately sized IT applications.
Easy battery replacement
• Change your battery in seconds
• Easy and safe access to the internal battery
• No need to dismantle the whole cabinet
Pure sinewave output
• Less harmonics content, lower fan speed and
reduced acoustic noise
• Improved load performance and prolonged
lifetime
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Available models

5 4

7 6
5 4
10
1
2
3
7

9 8
2
6
3

10
8

600-800 VA 1000-1500- 2000 VA 600-800 VA 1000-1500- 2000 VA

Front view Front view Rear view Rear view

1. LCD display 4. USB 7. RJ11/RJ45 data protection 10. Backup sockets

2. Power LED 5. RS232 8. AC input
3. On/off button 6. Fan 9. Surge only sockets

Technical specifications

11LI Pro 600VA 11LI Pro 800VA 11LI Pro 1000VA 11LI Pro 1500VA 11LI Pro 2000VA
Rated power 360 W 480 W 700 W 1050 W 1400 W
Nominal AC input/ output
voltage 230 VAC 230 VAC 230 VAC 230 VAC 230 VAC
AC input voltage window 170 – 280 VAC 170 – 280 VAC 170 – 280 VAC 170 – 280 VAC 170 – 280 VAC
AC output -17.1 % / +15.5% -17.1 % / +15.5% -17.1 % / +15.5% -17.1 % / +15.5% -17.1 % / +15.5%
voltage (line mode) (line mode) (line mode) (line mode) (line mode)
tolerance ±10% (battery mode) ±10% (battery mode) ±10% (battery mode) ±10% (battery mode) ±10% (battery mode)
Input Frequency 50 / 60 Hz 50 / 60 Hz 50 / 60 Hz 50 / 60 Hz 50 / 60 Hz
Output Frequency 50 Hz (60 Hz) ± 1 Hz 50 Hz (60 Hz) ± 1 Hz 50 Hz (60 Hz) ± 1 Hz 50 Hz (60 Hz) ± 1 Hz 50 Hz (60 Hz) ± 1 Hz
Efficiency ≥95% ≥95% ≥95% ≥95% ≥95%
Transfer time 2-6 ms 2-6 ms 2-6 ms 2-6 ms 2-6 ms
Battery type 1x7.2 Ah 1x8 Ah 2x7.2 Ah 2x8 Ah 2x9.4 Ah
Battery recharge time 6-8 hrs 6-8 hrs 6-8 hrs 6-8 hrs 6-8 hrs
Runtime in minutes at
typical load (60%) 3’30’’ 2’30’’ 5’ 51’’ 5’ 08’’ 3’ 01’’
Ambient temperature 0-40°C 0-40°C 0-40°C 0-40°C 0-40°C
Max rel.humidity 0-90% not condensing 0-90% not condensing 0-90% not condensing 0-90% not condensing 0-90% not condensing
Storage temperature -20 to 50°C -20 to 50°C -20 to 50°C -20 to 50°C -20 to 50°C
Net weight 6 kg 6.6 kg 8 kg 11.1 kg 11.9 kg
Dimensions (WxHxD) 100x142x330 mm 100x142x330 mm 146x200x392 mm 146x200x392 mm 146x200x392 mm

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7.11 PowerValue 11T G2
A cost-effective solution for maximum power protection
1 kVA B 2/3 kVA B 1 kVA S 2/3 kVA S
ABB’s PowerValue 11T G2 is a single-phase in/out,
double conversion online uninterruptible power
supply (UPS) that guarantees up to 10 kW per single
UPS of clean, reliable power for your critical single-
phase applications. As well as maintaining power to
your server room, advertising display, turnstiles, lab
equipment, transportation signaling systems, ATM
or vending machine, the PowerValue 11T G2 also
conditions incoming power to eliminate spikes,
swells, sags, noise and harmonics.
Featuring voltage and frequency independent (VFI)
topology, the tower-only PowerValue 11T G2 saves
costs by minimizing energy losses with its double
High reliability
• Double conversion topology protects the load
from all input disturbances
• Parallelable up to three units (6-10k only) to
provide system redundancy
• User replaceable batteries
• Wide input voltage tolerance
Low cost of ownership
• Scalable runtime
• High operating efficiency
• Low installation and upgrading costs
• Compact design
• Output power factor of 1.0 (6-10 kVA only)
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6-10 kVA S 6-10 kVA B/B2
conversion efficiency of up to 95 percent (up to 98%
in ECO mode). Two or three units can be connected
in parallel to boost power delivery to a maximum of
30 kW or to provide redundancy.
Simple to install or maintain, inexpensive to run and
with the most compact online UPS footprint
available on the market, the PowerValue 11T G2
provides stable, regulated, transient-free, pure sine
wave AC power with extremely tight output voltage
regulation. All units can be fitted with up to four
external battery modules (EBMs) to extend runtime
to well over two hours. Each EBM is dedicated to its
corresponding UPS and setup is easily accomplished
via the LCD menu.
Flexible design
• Multiple connectivity options
• Each UPS can be connected with up to four parallel
battery modules for extended runtime
• Adjustable DC voltage and battery charger current
• Extended backup time models available
• Best power density available in the market
segment
Efficient service concept
• Integrated manually operated maintenance bypass
switch (6-10 kVA only)
• Easy setup and maintenance (plug and play)
• User-friendly display
• Remote monitoring options
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Product features
The PowerValue 11T G2 with its cost-effective ABB UPS
technology makes a high-performance and is now
available to market sectors with lower power
requirements: Small server rooms, critical lab or
industrial equipment, security installations and
applications of a similar power class can now profit
from one of 12 PowerValue 11T G2 models.
With the most compact online UPS footprint available,
the PowerValue 11T G2 features true on-line double
conversion. This provides a flexible output frequency
and isolates the UPS from upstream disturbances so
that the critical load sees only stable, well-regulated,
transient-free, pure sine wave AC power.
A rated output power factor up to 1.0 (kVA = kW)
means the PowerValue 11T G2 delivers 11 percent
more active power than a UPS with a power factor
of 0.9. The UPS is optimized for modern IT loads and
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UPS configuration
Standard
• Tower-type, IP20 UPS enclosure
• Single-phase in and out
• Online double conversion UPS
• Paralleling up to three units allows for increase of
capacity to 30 kW or redundancy (6-10 kVA only)
• Operator and status LCD
• Wide voltage input frequency range
• Inbuilt batteries (B/B2 versions only)
• Maintenance bypass switch (6-10 kVA only)
• Plug-and-play
helps users reduce their energy budget with its
double conversion efficiency of up to 95 percent
(up to 98% in ECO mode).
• Low input line disturbances: input PF ≥ 0.995 @
100 percent linear load – THDi < 3 percent
• Flexible configuration for scalable runtime: UPS and
EBMs with and without batteries (long backup)
• Adjustable DC voltage and battery charger current
• Digital charger technology provides accurate charger
current setting and reduces charger ripple current
• The UPS is delivered with an inbuilt parallel board
and paralleling cables. No additional hardware is
required for this installation.
All this with the same guaranteed high availability
and quality standards as ABB’s higher-power
premium UPS models - and at the most attractive
entry level price around.
Options
• Additional battery cabinets (EBM) for scaling
autonomy time
• SNMP, ModBus and AS400 interface cards for remote
control and monitoring of the UPS via a web browser
• Sensors – combined with the network interface card,
environmental humidity and temperature sensors can
be integrated into the system and monitored remotely
• Connectivity functionality via Winpower SNMP
(network management card), mini SNMP, ModBus,
mini ModBus, EMP (environmental monitoring
probe), AS400 and mini AS400
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Available models

2 10 4 2 10 4 5 2 3 5 2 3

3 3
6 6
5 5
2 10 4 5 2 3 11

5 6 6
6

8 8 8
4 4 4
8 8 8

1 6 1 7 9 12 10 1 12 10 7 12 10 7

1 kVA B 2 kVA B 3 kVA B 1 kVA S 2 kVA S 3 kVA S

1. AC input 10 A 4. Mini SNMP/ Mini ModBus / Mini AS400 7. AC input 16 A 10. EBM connector
2. USB port 5. EPO / dry input 8. Output breaker 11. AC output 20 A
3. RS-232 6. AC output 10 A 9. AC output 16 A 12. GND contact

14 15 16 17 13 14 15 16 17 13

18 18
19 19
20 20

14 15 16 17 13 14 15 16 17 13
21 21

18 18
19 19
20 20

22 22
21 21
22
22
23 23

23 23

6 kVA S 10 kVA S 6 kVA B/B2 10 kVA B/B2

13. SNMP/ModBus/AS400 16. Reserved for future use 19. Parallel port 22. Input breaker
14. USB port 17. EBM connector 20. EPO 23. I/O terminals
15. RS-232 18. Dry in / out 21. MBP switch
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Technical specifications

GENERAL DATA G2 1kVA B/ S G2 2kVA B/ S G2 3kVA B/ S G2 6kVA B/ B2 / S G2 10kVA B/ B2 / S

Output rated power 900 W 1’800W 2’700W 6’000W 10’000W
Output power factor 0.9 0.9 0.9 1.0 1.0
Topology Online double conversion
Parallel configuration No No No Yes, up to 3 UPS Yes, up to 3 UPS
Inbuilt batteries Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No Yes/Yes/No Yes/Yes/No
INPUT
Nominal input voltage 220/230/240 VAC 208/220/230/240 VAC
Input voltage tolerance 100-300 VAC (load dependent) 100-276 (load dependent)
Input current THDi 5% with full resistive load <3% with full resistive load
Frequency range 45-55 Hz / 54-66 Hz 45-55Hz / 54-66Hz (extendable to 40~70HZ
at load < 60%)
Power factor ≥0.99 ≥0.995
OUTPUT
Rated output voltage 220/230/240 VAC 208/220/230/240 VAC
Voltage tolerance ±1% (referred to 230V)
Voltage distortion <2% linear load, <6% non linear load <1% linear load, <5% non linear load
Overload capacity (linear 60s: 106-130% load 10m: 102-125% load
load) on inverter 10s: 131-150% load 30s: 126 to 150% load
300ms: ≥ 150% load 500 ms: ≥ 150% load
Nominal frequency 50 or 60 Hz
Crest factor 3:1 (load supported)
EFFICIENCY
Overall system efficiency Up to 89% Up to 91% Up to 91% Up to 95%
In eco-mode Up to 97.5% Up to 98% Up to 98% Up to 98%
ENVIRONMENT
Protection rating IP20
Storage temperature UPS: -25°C to 60°C; Batteries: 0°C to 35°C
Operating temperature 0°C to 40°C 0°-40°C (up to 50°C at 50% load)
Relative humidity 0% to 95%
Altitude (above see level) 1000m without derating
BATTERIES
Type VRLA (valve regulated lead-acid)
Inbuilt batteries 2x9.4 Ah (B) 4x9.4Ah(B) 6x9.4Ah(B) 16x9Ah(B) 16x9Ah(B)
20x9Ah (B2) 20x9Ah (B2)
Charging current 1.5A/3-6A 1.5A/1.5-6A 1.5A/1.5-6A 0-4A adjustable (B,B2)
adjustable adjustable adjustable 0-12 adjustable (S)
Recharge time (inbuilt batteries) 4h to 90%
COMMUNICATIONS
User interface LCD display
Optional communication cards SNMP;ModBus;AS400;Environmental monitoring sensor probe
STANDARDS
Safety IEC/EN 62040-1
EMC IEC/EN 62040-2
Performance IEC/EN 62040-3
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS 18001
WEIGHT, DIMENSIONS
Weight 9.2/3.9 Kg 17.4/6.4 Kg 22.7/6.4 Kg 50.9/58.8/13 Kg 55.2/65.2/15.2 Kg
Dimensions w x h x d 144x228x356 mm 190x327x399 mm 190x327x399 mm B / B2: B / B2:
102x228x346mm 102x327x390 mm 102x327x390 mm 225 x 589x 452 mm 225 x 589x 452 mm
S: 225x 348 x 452 mm S: 225x 348 x 452 mm

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7.12 PowerValue 11 RT G2
The single-phase UPS for critical applications
ABB’s PowerValue 11 RT is a double-conversion
online UPS that guarantees up to 10 kVA of clean,
reliable power for your critical single-phase
applications. As well as maintaining power to your
servers, point-of-sale terminals, workstation
clusters, routers, switches, hubs and sensitive
electronic equipment, the PowerValue 11 RT also
conditions incoming power to eliminate spikes,
swells, sags, noise and harmonics.
High reliability
• Reliable double conversion topology protects
load from all input disturbances
• Batteries can be added or replaced easily
• Reduced recovery time from discharge
• Redundant parallel operation available (6 and
10 kVA units)
Low cost of ownership
• Unity power factor (kW = kVA)
• Scalable runtime
• High operating efficiency, regardless of loading
• Reduced installation and upgrading costs
• Compact design
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The PowerValue 11 RT can be used as a standalone
UPS device or installed into a standard 19" rack
configuration, with connectivity options available
for each.
Three units of the 6 or 10 kVA models can be
configured in parallel to provide redundancy or to
increase the systems total capacity up to 30 kW. All
units can be fitted with up to four battery modules
to extend runtime.
Flexible design
• Configurable in tower or rack-mount format
• Rotatable display
• UPS can be connected with up to four parallel
battery modules for extended runtime
• Long backup models available
• Full set of accessories and connectivity options
Efficient service concept
• Manually operated maintenance bypass switch
(optional)
• Easy set up and maintenance (plug and play)
• User-friendly display
• Hot swap user-replaceable batteries
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Product features
Scalable solution
The advanced system architecture guarantees
that the user is able to select a system to match
their needs. Scalable runtime and the easy
introduction of additional batteries make
the solution sustainable.
Easy installation and maintenance
Ease of installation and operation is guaranteed.
The 1-3 kVA module is a plug-n-play device where all
you need to do is to plug it in a wall socket to begin
protection. The 6-10 kVA UPS only requires basic
electronic competence to properly start up the unit.
+ Rotatable
display
(electronically)
11RT G2 1-3 kVA (B/S)
Complete product offering
PowerValue 11RT G2 comes as a complete offering.
For the range 1-3 kVA, B and S models are available.
B models include internal batteries for basic
runtime applications; however external battery
modules (EBMs) can be plugged in to extend
the system backup. S models have no internal
batteries but a more powerful battery charger
to support runtime-demanding applications;
up to nine external battery modules (EBMs) or
third-party battery packs (adapter included in
the UPS) can be connected to form a personalized
battery capacity.
In addition, three PowerValue 11 RT G2 6 or 10 kW
UPSs can be connected in parallel to increase
total power or to add redundancy. The UPSs are
delivered with an installed parallel board and
paralleling cables. No additional hardware is
required for a parallel installation.
Both models have a versatile orientation (rack or
tower), just by rotating the display; for 1-3 kVA UPS
this is as easy as pushing a button. Mechanical
accessories for securing the installation in
standard 19'' racks or in a vertical position
are included in each UPS.
+ Rotatable
display
(mechanically)
11RT G2 6-10 kVA
The 6-10 kVA UPS integrates a max 12 A battery
charger to withstand the most demanding scenarios
and to support high-capacity battery extensions.
A comprehensive set of accessories and options
is available, too: External battery modules (EBMs),
external maintenance bypass with PDU,
1U automatic transfer switch (ATS), rail kits for
rack mounting, relay card with additional I/O
potential-free contacts and full connectivity
suite are available to complete the installation.
Finally, optional yearly warranty extensions to
the comprehensive basic warranty of three years
allow peace of mind throughout the whole life
cycle of the UPS
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1 AC input 10 A 4 4 4 4
8
2 USB port 2 3

3 RS-232 6 5

4 SNMP / AS400 slot

5 EPO / dry contact input port 5 5 6 5 6

6
3 3 2
3 2 2
6 Dry contact output port
8 9
7 AC output 10 A 1 8

8 AC input 16 A
18 18 18 18
9 AC input 20 A

10 AC output 16 A
7 7
11 EPO 7
7
12 Parallel port

13 Dry in / out
10 10
14 MBP connector

15 Output breaker PowerValue PowerValue PowerValue PowerValue

11RT G2 1 kVA B/S 11RT G2 – 2 kVA B/S 11RT G2 – 3 kVA B 11RT G2 - 3 kVA S
16 I/O terminals

17 Input breaker

18 EBM connector 4

2 3 14 12 15 7 16 17 18
13 11

PowerValue 11RT G2 – 6 -10 kVA

Options UPS configuration

• Rack installation kit allows for easy mounting in • Online double conversion UPS
standard 19'' rack • Unity power factor (kW = kVA)
• Full-range connectivity: SNMP, ModBus (RS-485 • Efficiency in online mode up to 95%
and TCP/IP), environmental monitoring probe, • Efficiency in eco-mode up to 98%
relay card with I/O contacts • Configurable in tower format or rack-mount
• External maintenance bypass • Three 6 kVA and 10 kVA UPSs (max 30 kW per
• 1U automatic transfer switch (ATS) system) can be connected in parallel for
(PowerValue 11RT G2 1-3 kVA) redundancy or extra capacity
• High capacity external battery modules (EBMs) • Cold start
to scale up the system runtime (a plug-and-play • Frequency-converter operation (50 Hz or 60 Hz)
cable included to connect UPS and other • Interfaces: USB, RS-232, potential-free contacts,
battery modules) EPO
• Load segmentation
(for PowerValue 11RT G2 1-3 kVA)
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Technical specification

GENERAL DATA 1kW B/ S 2kW B/ S 3kW B/ S 6 kW 10 kW

Output rated power 1,000 W 2,000 W 3,000 W 6,000 W 10,000 W
Output power factor 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0
Topology Online double conversion
Parallel configuration No No No Yes, up to 3 UPS Yes, up to 3 UPS
Inbuilt batteries Yes/No Yes/No Yes/No No No
INPUT
Nominal input voltage 208/220/230/240 VAC
Input voltage tolerance 120-300 VAC (load dependent) 100-276 (load dependent)
Input current THDi <5 % with full resistive load <3 % with full resistive load
Frequency range 45-55 Hz / 54-66 Hz 45-55 Hz / 54-66 Hz (extendable
to 40~70 HZ at load < 60 %)
Power factor ≥0.99 ≥0.995
OUTPUT
Rated output voltage 208/220/230/240 VAC
Voltage tolerance ±1 % (referred to 230V)
Voltage distortion < 2 % linear load, <5 % non-linear load <1 % linear load, <5 % non-linear load
Overload capacity (linear load) on inverter 60 s: 102-129 % load 10 m: 102-125 % load
10 s: 130-150 % load 30 s: 126 to 150 % load
300 ms: ≥ 150 % load 500 ms: ≥ 150 % load
Nominal frequency 50 or 60 Hz
Crest factor 3:1 (load supported)
EFFICIENCY
Overall system efficiency Up to 92 % Up to 95 %
In eco-mode Up to 98 % Up to 98 %
ENVIRONMENT
Protection rating IP20
Storage temperature UPS: -25 °C to 60 °C; batteries: 0 °C to 35 °C
Operating temperature 0 °C to 40 °C
Relative humidity 0 % to 95 %
Altitude (above sea level) 1000 m without derating
BATTERIES
Type VRLA (valve regulated lead-acid)
Inbuilt batteries 2x9.4 Ah 4x9.4 Ah 6x9.4 Ah - -
Max charging current 1.5 A/6 A 1.5 A/6 A 1.5 A/6 A 0-12 A adjustable
COMMUNICATIONS
User interface LCD
Optional communication cards SNMP; ModBus; AS400; Environmental monitoring sensor probe
STANDARDS
Safety IEC/EN 62040-1
EMC IEC/EN 62040-2
Performance IEC/EN 62040-3
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS 18001
WEIGHT, DIMENSIONS
Weight 11.4/5.8 kg 18.1/8.7 kg 27.9/9 kg 13.6 kg 15.5 kg
Dimensions w x h x d 438x86(2U) 438x86(2U) 438x86(2U) 438x86(2U) 438x86(2U)
x309 mm x426 mm x629 mm x573 mm x573 mm

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7.13 PowerValue 11 / 31 T
The single-phase UPS for IT rooms, networks and other critical applications
The PowerValue 11/31 T UPS delivers reliable power,
low running costs, long battery life, easy
maintenance and high levels of flexibility. Featuring
double-conversion, voltage and frequency
independent (VFI) topology, the PowerValue 11/31 T
is available in both 10 and 20 kVA versions, with the
option to configure up to four units in parallel to
boost power capability or provide redundancy.
High reliability
• Online double conversion topology
• Parallelable up to four units to provide system
redundancy
• Programmed and automated battery tests
ensure optimized battery management
Low cost of ownership
• Simple power increase by paralleling up to four
units
• High operating efficiency, regardless of loading
• Reduced installation costs
• Compact design
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Three-phase or single-phase inputs can also be
accommodated, as well as single- or dual-supply
inputs – allowing the customer to manage two
independent power sources. Simple to install and
with a small footprint, the PowerValue 11 / 31 T
provides stable, regulated, transientfree, pure sine
wave AC power with extremely tight output
voltage regulation.
Flexible design
• Different autonomy variations with inbuilt
batteries or additional battery cabinets
• Long backup models available
• Single- or three-phase input – adaptable to
installation requirements (field configurable)
• Single- or dual-input power source compatible
(field configurable)
•
Efficient service concept
• Integrated manual bypass switch
• Easy to install and maintain
• User-friendly display
• User-replaceable batteries
• Remote monitoring and connectivity options
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Product features

Compact power protection up to 80 kVA PowerValue 11 / 31 T can be configured with up to

PowerValue 11 / 31 T 10 and 20 kVA UPS can be
installed in parallel to increase the total system
power up to 80 kVA or to add redundancy to the
system. The UPSs are delivered with an inbuilt
parallel board and paralleling cables. No additional
hardware is required for this installation.
two matching battery cabinets to satisfy
extended runtime demands. Easily accessible and
replaceable batteries increase availability and
reduce mean time to repair (MTTR).

Up to 4 UPSs Up to 2 battery
in parallel
+ cabinets in parallel

Frequency conversion The operation and installation is simple and

Operating as a frequency converter, consists merely of correctly wiring the UPS
PowerValue 11 / 31 T not only converts the power and selecting the frequency conversion mode
supply frequency (50 Hz to / from 60 Hz), but it also in the LCD.
protects the load from power disturbances and • Input frequency range: 40–70 Hz
guarantees additional battery power in case of • Output frequency: 50 Hz or 60 Hz
mains failure. • Output derating:
- Single-phase input: 60%
- Three-phase input: no derating
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13 13

10 10 10 10
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1
3

9 9
4 15

8 8
7 7 16
6 6

5 5

14 14

10 / 20 kVA 10 kVA 20 kVA Battery cabinet (A and B)

1 LCD 5 Connection terminals 9 Fans 13 Parallel port

2 LEDs 6 Input breaker 10 Network interface / AS400 slot 14 Wheels / support and brakes
3 Control keys 7 Manual bypass 11 EPO contact 15 Fuse holder
4 Ventilation inlets 8 Back-feed protection terminals 12 RS-232 port / USB port 16 Battery connection terminals

UPS cabinet configuration Options

• Online double conversion UPS • Dry-contact card – relay interface card enables
• Efficiency in online mode up to 93.9% advanced communication between the UPS
• Efficiency in eco-mode up to 97% systems
• Paralleling up to four units allows for increase of • Network interface cards – control and
capacity or redundancy monitoring of the UPS via a web browser
• Same model supports different wiring schemes • Sensors – combined with the network interface
• Three-phase and single-phase input card, humidity and temperature sensors can be
• Single- and dual-input feed integrated into the system and monitored
• LCD remotely
• Frequency converter operation (50 Hz or 60 Hz) • Additional battery cabinets that match
• Interfaces: USB, RS-232, ModBus, potential-free perfectly with the UPS for scaling autonomy
contacts, EPO contact inputs time
• Emergency power-off for remote shutdown
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Technical specification

GENERAL DATA 10 kVA 10 kVA S 10 kVA B 10 kVA B2 20 kVA 20 kVA S 20 kVA B

Output rated power 9 kW 18 kW
Output power factor 0.9
Topology Online double conversion
Parallel configuration Up to 4 units
Inbuilt batteries No No Yes Yes No No Yes
INPUT
Nominal input voltage 1 ph + N: 220 / 230 / 240 VAC
3 ph + N: 380 / 400 / 415 VAC
Input voltage tolerance 1 ph + N: 110–276 VAC
3 ph + N: 190–486 VAC
Input current THDi <5% linear load, <7% non linear load
Frequency range 45–55 Hz for 50 Hz systems / 55–65 Hz for 60 Hz system
Power factor ≥0.99
OUTPUT
Rated output voltage 220 / 230 / 240 VAC
Voltage tolerance ±2%
Voltage distortion ≤2% linear load, ≤5% non linear load
Overload capability 1 min: 110–130% / 5 min: 105–110%
(linear load) 100 ms: >150% / 10 s: 130–150%
Nominal frequency 50 Hz or 60 Hz
Crest factor 3 : 1 (load supported)
EFFICIENCY
Overall efficiency Up to 93.1% Up to 93.9%
In eco-mode ≥97%
ENVIRONMENT
Protection rating IP 20
Storage temperature −15 °C to +60 °C for UPS, 0 °C to approx. +35 °C for battery
Operating temperature 0 °C to +40 °C
Relative humidity 0% to 95% (Non-condensing)
Altitude (above sea level) 1000 m without derating
BATTERY
Type VRLA (vented lead-acid)
Inbuilt batteries – – 1× 24 2× 24 – – 2× 24
Battery capacity – – 9 Ah 9 Ah – – 9 Ah
Charging current 4A 8A 4A 4A 4A 8A 4A
Recharge time – – 3 h to 90% 8 h to 90% – – 8 h to 90%
COMMUNICATIONS
User interface LCD
Communication cards (option) Network interface (SNMP card), dry-contact card (AS400)
STANDARDS
Safety IEC / EN 62040-1
EMC IEC / EN 62040-2
Performance IEC / EN 62040-3
Manufacturing ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, OHSAS18001
WEIGHT, DIMENSIONS
Weight 56 kg 65 kg 116 kg 178 kg 67 kg 68 kg 190 kg
Dimensions w × h × d 350 × 890 350 × 890 350 × 890 350 × 890 350 × 890 350 × 890 350 × 890
× 715 mm ×715 mm × 715 mm × 715 mm × 715 mm ×715 mm ×715 mm
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08. Tested and trusted
The test center at a glance

— Comprehensive testing is crucial. Therefore, Full test capabilities:

01 The modular
infrastructure enables companies usually test individual products before • The modular infrastructure enables flexible
flexible testing they leave the factory. However, out in the field, testing of one 4 MW system or two smaller
of up to 4 MW.
real life often throws up unexpected operating systems.
— conditions once devices are assembled into a • The UPS can be tested together with associated
02 Customers can
monitor the entire larger system. equipment – such as switchgear, static transfer
test process from the switches, transformers etc. – so the whole
comfort of the attached
conference room, which That is why ABB has built a facility to test even the system can be quickly and smoothly integrated
has large windows that largest UPS configurations as one entity. The facility into the power infrastructure onsite.
overlook the test bays.
The teleconference and is designed to accommodate extended UPS • The test center can handle UPS systems for small-
video sharing facilities systems – including, for example, energy storage and medium-sized applications, as well as for
allow customers who
are further away to such as battery banks, and input and output power-hungry data centers and industrial plants.
join in remotely. switchgear. ABB’s test capabilities allow us to • Different countries have different voltage
address trends toward bigger, more power-hungry standards – 208, 400, 480 VAC – and they can all
data centers and industrial plants that require ever- be tested here.
larger UPS systems. • Customers and ABB engineers have a safe
environment from which they can closely monitor
the entire test process.
• As well as direct visual access, measurements
from the test bays are displayed in the
conference room.
• The facility is fully equipped with teleconference
and video services to allow customer
participation from anywhere on the planet.
• Around 90 percent of the power used in testing is
recirculated. This massively reduces the electrical
energy that is pulled from the public grid.

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09. Xtra VFI
Double conversion mode maximizes
efficiency under low-load conditions
— Under operating conditions where the load is low of a load step, more modules are switched auto-
01 Superior double
conversion efficiency compared to UPS total capacity, efficiency typi- matically in milliseconds to online mode to secure
helps to decrease costs cally suffers and relative power losses are in- the critical load.
of operation. The Xtra
VFI feature boosts creased. Under these conditions, by using Xtra VFI
efficiency when the – double conversion mode, ABB’s DPA 250 S4, DPA The figure below shows how the Xtra VFI operating
UPS operates with
low load compared to 500 and MegaFlex DPA can step up the system effi- mode can enhance efficiency when running at a low
nominal capacity. ciency by optimizing the number of modules used load level for a DPA 250 S4 system.
— in double conversion mode to feed the load. In case
02 DPA 500 in Xtra VFI 98.0
operating mode as
reference example
97.5

97.0
Double conversion measured efficiency (%)

97% efficiency reached

through wide operating range,
typical for majority of applications
96.5

96.0
Xtra VFI function
increases
efficiency when
load is low
95.5

95.0
10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100
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01 Load (% of rated power) Xtra VFI mode Double conversion mode

□ Active
Standby Standby
The UPS module is operating in double conversion
mode and supplying the load with other active
Standby Active
modules. Loading of the module is equal to full load
Standby Standby divided by number of active modules.
□ Standby
Active Standby
The UPS module is on standby mode, ready to kick
in and transfer to active double conversion mode in
Active Active
— case needed. Response time for the module to
02 transfer to active mode is in the range of
milliseconds.

Control and metering via graphical interface The system calculates and displays Xtra VFI energy
Xtra VFI has an interface that allows the user to set savings, etc. compared to normal operation:
up operating parameters to suit the particular • Instantaneous power (kW) currently being saved
application. by the Xtra VFI mode
Customer-configurable parameters include: • The cumulative energy (kWh) saved from the day
• How many redundant modules should be active Xtra VFI mode was first enabled
at any time • The number of modules in active mode and on
• The highest expected load step (in kW or %). standby
This allows the system to further optimize the • A Xtra VFI preview in the display menu can be used
UPS performance and efficiency to simulate how much power would be saved with
different Xtra VFI setups
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10. Grid support services - PowerExchanger

Modern power grids face many challenges,
not least of which is the increasing trend of
introducing distributed renewable energy sources
onto national power systems and the reliability
issues thus raised. To ensure that a reliable supply
of clean power is available to their critical loads, no
matter what happens to the grid, enterprises will
install a UPS. The sheer number of installed UPS
systems represents a substantial power reserve,
spread over residential energy storage
system (RESS), commercial and industrial energy
storage (C&I) and utility-scale energy storage.
ABB’s PowerExchanger unlocks the potential of
these energy storage systems, enabling the UPS
to provide ancillary services that can be sold to
grid operators. The demand for these ancillary
services will continue to grow in tandem with the
increasing penetration of renewable energy
sources. The addition of ancillary services not
only enables the UPS to support the transition to
renewable energy but also turns the UPS into a
revenue-generation asset.

How frequency regulation can support UPS owners:

Sustainability Power reliability Additional Faster return

Supports the use of
more renewable power,
reducing fossil fuel use
Offsets the impact of
increased renewables
on power systems
stability
revenue streams on investment
New revenue streams Additional revenues sup-
from existing port upfront investment
investments and enable faster return
for new customers

How PowerExchanger works:

Usually, energy flows from the grid to the load
and a small fraction goes to the battery to keep it
charged. If there is a grid issue – for example, an
underfrequency – the grid would require loads to
reduce their consumption to compensate for the
missing generation. The UPS then reacts rapidly
—
FRF with double conversion UPS configuration
Input power increase mode Input power reduction
(upon request) to partially or completely supply
the load from the battery.
With PowerExchanger, the UPS can, on request,
also reverse the rectifier power flow and inject
power back to the grid (backfeed).
Backfeed to grid*

Overfrequency Underfrequency Underfrequency

The power flow is from the The consumption from the In this mode of operation,
grid to the load and battery. grid is reduced (or halted) energy flows from the
Power consumption can be by transferring partly (or battery to the load and
increased by absorbing totally) the load over to the the grid. *
energy to batteries by batteries
charging them.
*To activate this function, it is required to comply with national grid codes, standards and requirements defined by local
grid operators, utilities, and aggregators. The ABB UPS provides the functionality. Certificate of compliances and
approvals need to be discussed separately with local grid companies and regulators.
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11. Battery cabinets and accessories
Extendable runtime

ABB offers a line of battery cabinets for its
modular and standalone UPS series. These
battery cabinets with integral overcurrent
protection are compatible with a wide range of
battery configurations and are optimized to meet
application runtime needs.
The user may proceed as following to select the
most appropriate battery cabinet and
configuration:
1. Select UPS power and type
2. Choose common or separate battery
configuration (in case of modular UPS)
3. Define backup time required
4. Select compatible and most appropriate
battery cabinet
5. Calculate battery configuration using the ABB
BAC autonomy calculator*

*Always verify the correct number of battery blocks

according to the UPS model and battery cabinet
specifications. Only even numbers of battery blocks
are supported. 40 or 50 units per string
are the most recommended configurations.

Available models

Type CBAT -120 CBAT- 200 CBAT- 600 S CBAT-FLEX CBAT- 88

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Battery cabinets
Technical specification

General data
Type CBAT -120 CBAT- 200 CBAT- 600 S CBAT-FLEX CBAT- 88
Version CBAT- 120 S CBAT -200 S CBAT- 600 S CBAT-FLEX CBAT- 88
CBAT- 120 C CBAT- 200 C
Battery arrangement: Separate (S) Separate (S) Separate (S) Not applicable Common (C)
common/separate Common (C) Common (C)
Compatible UPS DPA UPScale ST 80 DPA UPScale ST 80 DPA UPScale ST 120 DPA UPScale ST 80 PowerScale 25kVA Cab C*
types DPA UPScale ST 120 DPA UPScale ST 120 DPA UPScale ST 120 PowerScale 30kVA Cab C*
DPA UPScale ST 200 DPA UPScale ST 200
PowerWave 33 S2 160kW DPA 250 S4
(only common) PowerWave 33 S2 160kW
PowerWave 33 S2 160kW (only common)
(only common) PowerWave 33 S2 200kW
PowerWave 33 S2 200kW (only common)
(only common) PowerWave 33 S2 250kW
PowerWave 33 S2 250kW (only common)
(only common) PowerWave 33 S2 300kW
PowerWave 33 S2 300kW (only common)
(only common)
Max number of UPS 3 5 6 - -
modules (applies
only to separate batt.
configurations)
Battery
VRLA battery type 24/28Ah 24/28Ah 7/9Ah Not Available 24/28Ah
Battery dimensions 166 x 175 x 125 mm 166 x 175 x 125 mm 151 x 100 x 65 mm Depends on batt. type 166 x 175 x 125 mm
wxhxd
Maximum number 120 200 600 Depends on batt. type 88
of battery blocks
Number of batteries 30 – 50 30 –50 30 – 50 Depends on batt. type 20 - 44
per string (only even)
Maximum number 3 5 12 Depends on batt. type 2
of battery strings
Battery placement On trays On trays On trays On shelves On trays
Battery per tray 5 5 10 Depends on batt. type 5
Number of trays 24 40 60 Not Applicable 18
Electrical characteristics and wiring connection
Nominal DC voltage 360–600 V 360–600 V 360–600 V Not applicable 240–528 V
DC fuse 9×100 A 15×100 A 18×50 A Not available 3 ×100 A
Wiring terminal type S type: Terminals S type: Terminals Terminals Not available Terminals
C type: Busbar C type: Busbar
Wiring terminals S type: 3 x 3 x 50mm2 S type: 3 x 5 x 50mm2 S type: 3 x 6 x 35mm2 Not included 3 x 25mm2
+ PE 1 x (2 x M8) + PE 1 x (2 x M8) + PE 1 x (2 x M8) + PE 1 x 25 mm2
C type : 3 x (2 x M8) C type : 3 x (4 x M10)
+ PE 1 x (2 x M8) + PE 1 x (2xM8)
Physical characteristics
Dimensions w x h x d 730 ×1975 × 796 mm 1200 ×1975 × 796 mm 1200 ×1975 × 796 mm 1200 ×1975 × 796 mm 475 ×1400 × 940 mm
Weight with trays 280 kg 390 kg 450 kg w/o trays 190kg; weight 140 kg
w/o batteries of one shelf 15kg
Weight with trays Approx. 1480 kg Approx. 2390 kg Approx. 2010 kg Depends on batt. type Approx. 1040 kg
and batteries
Feet 4 feet of 12,5 cm2 each 6 feet of 12,5 cm2 each 6 feet of 12,5 cm2 each 6 feet of 12,5 cm2 each 4 feet of 12,5 cm2 each
Color RAL 9005 - black RAL 9005 - black RAL 9005 - black RAL 9005 - black RAL 9005 - black
Options
Cables 4 m length, 10-150mm2 4 m length, 10-150mm² 4 m length, 10 mm² Not available 4 m length, 25mm2
(UPS to batt.cabinet)
* Only if no internal batteries
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When you want power protection
for a data center, production line or
any other type of critical process,
lithium-ion battery solutions
provide peace of mind and the
performance you need.
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Lithium-ion battery system for
ABB UPS solutions

01 Lithium-ion UPS Overview of ABB lithium-ion battery system
battery cabinet
Lithium-ion battery system employs the very
latest in battery technology and directly
addresses the two top concerns of critical power
users: availability and total cost of ownership.
The system is a perfect fit for a wide range of
ABB's UPS solutions. Working together, an ABB
UPS and lithium-ion battery system provides
users with the peace of mind that their
applications are protected by the very best in
power protection technology and they can be
assured a constant flow of clean power.
collects all information about each battery cell,
calculating the state of charge (SoC) and state of
health (SoH). The SMPS supplies the power for the
BMS and communicates with the UPS and other
connected cabinets. Battery cabinets are compact,
thus saving real estate and increasing power
density, and may be connected in parallel to
achieve the power needed.
Switchgear
Switched-mode power supply (SMPS)
Battery module

The ABB lithium-ion battery solution is

accommodated in a standard 19” cabinet. All
connectors are front-facing for ease of installation,
maintenance and replacement. A single cabinet
configuration of 34.6 kWh comprises a switchgear
element, a switched-mode power supply (SMPS)
and 17 battery modules. Each module contains
eight series-connected 67 Ah, 3.8 V cells and a
dedicated battery management system (BMS) —
with cell balancing functionality. The switchgear 01

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UPS lithium-ion battery system
Technical specification

General data
Nominal energy (kWh) 34.6
Capacity (Ah) 67
Open circuit voltage (V) 516.8
Operating voltage (V) 435V / 571.2
Charging current (A) 22
Operating temperature (°C) 18–28
Maximum discharge current (A) 470A (60 sec) 600 (1 sec)
Procuct compatibility
DPA 250 S4 Yes
DPA 500 IEC 400 V Yes
MegaFlex DPA IEC 400 V Yes
PowerLine DPA Yes
PowerWave 33 S3 Yes
Batteries
Type Li-Ion
Weight
Weight with batteries 510 kg
Dimensions
Dimensions w × h × d 650 x 2055 x 530 mm
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12. ABB Ability™ SmartTracker
Comprehensive 24/7 Cloud-based
monitoring for power protection equipment
— As a market leader in power protection equipment,
01 With an intuitive
web app interface via ABB has a solution for every situation to ensure
smartphone, tablet continuous supply of high-quality power to
or PC, ABB Ability™
SmartTracker makes mission critical equipment and processes.
it simple to oversee
site performance
and supervise the The expert at your side
electrical system. ABB Ability™ SmartTracker oversees site
performance, analyzes collected data, predicts
equipment condition trajectories, and
recommends corrective actions to avoid problems.
As well as implementing an effective maintenance
strategy, ABB Ability™ SmartTracker also ensures
equipment runs as efficiently as possible, saving
energy and reducing greenhouse emissions.
SmartTracker is a powerful Cloud-based monitoring
platform that uses the ABB Ability™ Cloud solution.
In the Cloud, hardware and software are abstracted
from the client’s location, improving performance,
reliability and security. ABB Ability™ SmartTracker’ s
platform has been designed from the ground up
with cyber security in mind. ABB’s world-class cyber
security protocols are applied in SmartTracker,
protecting connections, login processes, and
password and user management.
1 With an intuitive web app interface accessible via smartphone, tablet or PC, ABB AbilityTM
SmartTracker makes it simple to oversee site performance and supervise the electrical system.
Features and highlights
The solution is scalable and new assets can be
added or reconfigured with a minimum of fuss.
With ABB Ability™ SmartTracker the user can
monitor voltages, currents, frequencies and other
important device life signs. Monitored
parameters include:
• Battery temperature
• Earth leakage current
• Fan speed variation
• Capacitor and fan health index
• Condensing humidity
• Output voltage behavior
• Output power changes
• Grid errors
• Voltage neutral to ground
• Load warning
Parameters are monitored and used by the
predictive algorithms to provide a comprehensive
overview of the health of the power protection
equipment and a prognosis of future performance
and maintenance needs. Predictability is a
keyword for ABB Ability™ SmartTracker.

ABB Service support

ABB Network Card

Cloud Platform
UPS

Facility Manager
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Compatibility table SmartTracker:
UPS Compatibility
MegaFlex DPA Yes
DPA 500 Yes
DPA 250 S4 Yes
DPA UPScale ST/RI Yes
PowerLine DPA Yes
SG Series IEC Yes
PowerWave 33 Yes
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13. Connectivity solutions
Network interface cards

ABB offers several network interface options to

suit all the customers’ needs:

ABB ANC Network card CS141 Basic

For interfacing UPS with the network and the For interfacing the UPS with the network without
ModBus RS-485. The ABB ANC Network Card is the need for additional sensors or interfaces.
designed for cybersecurity. Available in slot and box formats.

Supports the following protocols Supports the following protocols

HTTP ModBus TCP / BacNet TCP HTTP ModBus TCP / BacNet TCP
SNMP ModBus RS-485 SNMP Telnet FPT
SmartTracker direct SMTP (e-mail)
SMTP (e-mail) connectivity

CS141 Advanced CS141 ModBus

For interfacing UPS with the network and allowing For interfacing UPS with the network and the
users to connect additional sensors and I/O options ModBus RS-485 with option to connect alarms
either directly to the card or via sensor manager. buzzers or additional relay board. Available in
Available in slot and box formats. slot and box formats.

Supports the following protocols Supports the following protocols

HTTP ModBus TCP / BacNet TCP HTTP ModBus TCP / BacNet TCP
SNMP Telnet FPT SNMP Telnet FPT
SMTP (e-mail) ModBus RS-232 SMTP (e-mail) ModBus RS-485

Slot cards are UPS powered, while cards in box

format require external power.
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Connectivity solutions
Monitoring for single or multiple systems

List of connectivity and sensor options for different network interfaces

Box CS141 No sensor options Sensor connections

Slot Basic No aux options
interface*
Network

ModBus TCP
Box CS141
Web / SNMP
Optional sensors
}
interface
Slot Advanced Aux connection
Box
Slot
CS141
ModBus
ModBus RS-845
Aux connection }
Alarm buzzer CS141 Buzzer, 60 dB 5 m cable
Relay board CS141 4 digital inputs 1 m cable
I/O options

4 relay outputs
Profibus converter External DIN rail mount device
Temperature sensor −25 °C to +100 °C, ±0.5% 1.8 m cable
CS141

Combisensor for temperature and humidity −25 °C to +100 °C, ±0.5% 1.8 m cable
0% to 100% RH, ±5%
Sensor manager Environmental interface
Sensor manager

Temperature sensor 0 °C to +100 °C, ±0.5% 5 m cable

options

Combisensor for temperature and humidity 0 °C to +100 °C, ±0.5% 5 m cable

0% to 100% RH, ±5%
Alarm buzzer 85 dB 5 m cable
Relay box 1 input contact 5 m cable
1 output contact
RCCMD license For Windows, Linux, MAC X, OS / 2, UNIX, NOVELL
RCCMD

RCCMD license For IBM AS 400 V4R5, V5, V6, V7

RCCMD enterprise license >50 licenses (Windows, Linux, MAC X, OS / 2, UNIX,
NOVELL)

Compatibility matrix of digital accessories

UPS digital accessories

Mini ABB
Mini Mini Web- Win-
AS400 Web- Win- Win- CS141 ANC
AS400 Win- Pro power CS141 CS141
relay Pro power power EMP Mod- Net-
relay power Mod- Mod- Basic Advanced
card SNMP SNMP Mod- Bus work
card SNMP Bus Bus
Bus Card
PowerValue 11T
G2 1-3 kVA (B/S) • • • •
PowerValue 11T
G2 6-10 kVA • • • • • • •
(B/S)
PowerValue
11RT G2 1-3 kVA • • • • • (*) • (*) • (*)
(B/S)
PowerValue
11RT G2 6-10 • • • • • • •
kVA (B/S)
PowerValue
11/31T • • • • • • •
PowerScale 33 • • •
PowerWave 33
S2/S3 • • • •
SG Series IEC •
DPA UPScale ST • • • •
DPA 250 S4 • • • •
DPA 500 • • • •
MegaFlex DPA •
(*) PowerValue 11RT G2 1-3 kVA (B/S) can be connected via RS232 to a CS141 box version. The CS141 slot version can
be connected to the UPS via RS232 with an external enclosure. Please contact ABB for further information.
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Connectivity and sensor options for CS cards and boxes

Basic ModBus 0101

ModBus 1100
LAN LAN RS485

SNMP SNMP
ModBus TCP ModBus TCP
Others Others

CS141 Basic CS141 ModBus

No peripherals
1 4
Peripheral options
Advanced
LAN Relay
board Buzzer
SNMP
ModBus TCP
Others

CS141 Advanced

1 4
Peripheral options

ProfiBus 0101
Sensor manager ModBus
converter 1100
RS232
Relay Buzzer Temperature Temperature
board and humidity

SMIO 2

Temperature Temperature Temperature SMIO Buzzer

and humidity and humidity

Temperature
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